Sentence examples for manner of representation from inspiring English sources

A parody is an imitation of an imitation: its target is the manner of representation itself.

"A parody is an imitation of an imitation: its target is the manner of representation itself," Menand wrote.

Mosby's manner of representation, as this quotation shows, sometimes teeters on the edge of caricature; to her credit, it seldom slips over.

Although the donor, cleric or layman, exercised considerable influence over the choice of subject and its manner of representation, the finished design was essentially the creation of the master glazier.

Although the origin of the Flemish style is partly to be found in the International Gothic, a more realistic manner of representation and a detailed awareness of actuality developed that is almost the antithesis of the mannered sophistication and the essentially unrealistic world of that style.

As Kramer pointed out in 1980, irrespective of whether Warhol's series of Jewish portraits are offensive his manner of representation, which some will call cold and unrevealing, is at least consistent with his previous work and not confined to this particular series.

But they turn out to be really difficult to put into practice, leaving the door open to all manner of lopsided representation.

However, we also used RSA models to directly test for articulatory feature representations (representations of place and manner of articulation) as well as representations of phonemic units and syllable structure (CV vs. VC).

The museum has an exhaustive timeline of the canal's history, artifacts dug from the area, canvases soaked and tinted in the canal's muck, and all manner of photographic and graphical representations of the canal and its environs.

And, he continues, the word 'given' signifies not "something in us that has its cause outside of us … rather, [the given] means merely a representation, whose manner of origin in us is unknown to us".

Our understandings of representation are inextricably shaped by the manner in which people are currently being represented.