Sentence examples for living representations from inspiring English sources

Intersecting lines of dancers form sudden, abstract geometries, as if living representations of Bert Dalhuysen's thin arrows of light projected upon the half-black, half-gold box by Eno Henze that frames the stage.

The men were living representations of the classic picture of a Marine, from their appearance and physical abilities to their generally "Type A" personalities.

Born to poverty, Eisenhower was a self-made man, a living representation of an American ideal.

She claimed that the teeth were the living representation of her unceasing quest for historical accuracy.

For bluefin tuna and all species of tuna are the living representation of the very limits of the ocean.

Looking at one of John Hejduk's sketches for his Victims project (1986), it is difficult to imagine a more evocative and living representation of his 67 unbuilt structures, designed for the grounds of the Gestapo headquarters in Berlin, than his lexigram-like grid of quick lines in felt-tip and ink on notebook paper.

"I own the rights to live representation," Dowd said.

When Taft presented live depictions of his sculptures with quintets of women, he faced complaints that three of his five sculptural compositions had nude upper torsos, while his live representations were fully clothed.

The architect Josef Frank would ironically speak of the tenement block Volkswohnpalast as a residential palace for the common people, that only appropriated bourgeois forms of living and representation.

By gathering live data from satellites, the team hopes to create a live representation of Earth that is close to what it would actually look like from the International Space Station.

Moving their smartphone camera around also allows the viewer to see the same constellation around him in real time, creating a live representation of artistic exploration.