Sentence examples for picture which represents from inspiring English sources

For Biffy Clyro's single "Saturday Superhouse" there is a dog in the picture, which represents someone living with their demons.

To illustrate the concept of the frame, Goffman gives the example of a picture frame: a person uses the frame (which represents structure) to hold together his picture (which represents the content) of what he is experiencing in his life.

After each word the participant is asked to select the picture which represents the word from a page containing four line drawings.

One lesson is themed "Rockwell's People," where students will study one of Rockwell's pictures which represent people of all ages and occupations.

She was thirty-three, frustratedfrustrated with her subordinate role in the studio — attending to the models' hair, makeup, and clothes — and chronically dissatisfied with her own pictures, which represented a different kind of woman's work.

The second part of the test presents pictures, which represent different stages of a temporal process.

The Motion Picture Assn. of America, which represents the large movie studios, opposes new set-top-box rules.

But Tuesday evening the Motion Picture Assn. of America, which represents the major studios, said the matter had been resolved.

In sum, the territorial issue that portrays the failure of managing asymmetric relations between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea becomes an icon of clashing interests between two great powers, the US and China, which represents another picture of failing asymmetry relations between a global power and a regional one.

With Ralston out of the picture, groups like the National Grange, which represents farmers, say that Nestlé will be able to dictate the price of agricultural products, because there will be few other buyers to offer a better deal.

Toronto-based cloud photo storage startup MyShoebox today announced a major milestone: the company has already stored and indexed 13.4 million photos from its users, in just its first month of availability, which represents more pictures than are stored in the entire Library of Congress.