Sentence examples for may represent gods from inspiring English sources
They may represent gods or, more often, monsters.
The earliest periods in Mesopotamia have yielded figurines of clay or stone, some of which may represent gods or demons; certainty of interpretation in regard to these figurines is, however, difficult to attain.
Paul Teddyy Eck and Markk (Jedadiah Schultz) are dorm mates who may represent the failed gods of religion and science.
There have been no good explanations for this unusual art: Tour guides all lecture about the Kama Sutra to naïve tourists who come here, and magazine articles and tour books suggest that the sexually explicit statues may represent the Hindu god Shiva and his consort Parvati--but a large percentage of the temples is not Hindu but Jain.
Agency can represent God's creative intent and sustaining activity, but God's agency is not detectable, or meant to be detectable, by any form of scientific test.
B17, "…and bacchants of pine stand round the well-built house" may represent a criticism of the common ancient belief that a god could assume possession of a physical object so as to offer protection to its possessor.
Hilda Ellis Davidson comments that these figures may represent a "Lord and Lady" of the Vanir, a group of Norse gods, and that "another memory of [these wooden deities] may survive in the tradition of the creation of Ask and Embla, the man and woman who founded the human race, created by the gods from trees on the seashore".
And they may represent a relative bargain.
They may represent newly discovered genotypes.
Free agents may represent multiple companies simultaneously.
