Sentence examples for represent man from inspiring English sources

"Monkeys represent man," she said.

As an old epicurean once put it, "Both cheese and wine represent man's effort to transmute the perishable into the durable".

In the LIFE magazine article, "Fan Fare" (1946), Waugh said that "you can only leave God out [of fiction] by making your characters pure abstractions", and that his future novels shall be "the attempt to represent man more fully which, to me, means only one thing, man in his relation to God".

According to the artist, the subjects represent man's eternal search for brotherhood and enlightenment.

Shiva's earrings are always mismatched, to represent men and women.

The reliefs on the Vaphio cups represent men handling wild and domesticated cattle among trees in a rocky landscape.

For Prune Nourry, a French artist whose work focuses on the subject of gender imbalances, the clay soldiers represent men, lots and lots of them.

A new target-oriented parameterization scheme, named the object-based model, is suggested to represent man-made or natural targets as regular shapes embedded in a two-dimensional resistivity background.

He was sure to include characters that represent men and women as well as many different races and ethnicities.

But if bills should equally represent men and women, shouldn't they also reflect a nation's racial diversity?

Is it easier to represent men or women in prenups?