Sentence examples for many representations to from inspiring English sources

Announcing Gordhan's appointment, Zuma said he had "received many representations to reconsider my decision [to appoint van Rooyen]".

But he warned that over the consultation period "many representations will be made, particularly from those keen to reverse the decision to downgrade the Royal Glamorgan.

Quantum field theory (see the entry on quantum field theory) yields infinitely many representations of the canonical commutation relations, which are inequivalent to the Schrödinger representation of standard quantum mechanics.

That said, the many representations of Trump that appear on your covers — most recently, Barry Blitt's impossible-to-unsee riff on a very naked President — have become wearying.

His new book, "Milk and Melancholy" (M.I.T. Press), chronicles the many representations of milk in contemporary art and photography from the likes of John Baldessari and Barbara Kruger to Bruce Naumann.

THERE'S really no way to know: most psychology research about kids and animals dissects children's one-to-one relationships with pets, not their abstract feelings about wildlife or the many representations of it they encounter.

Many representations of this theme were, in fact, created for nunneries.

There's certainly nothing wrong with a choice between many representations of the same you.

Many representations of the Three Magi show one of the foreign kings closely inspecting the infant Christ's genitalia.

"We are based in the U.K., but we have many representations from different parts of the world.

Walter Benjamin describes this disorientation between the actual experience of the city and its many representations: Now the city turns into a labyrinth for the newcomer.