I wasn't represented on the screen.
"People like to see themselves represented on the screen".
Fuller knew, however, that nothing he represented on the screen could approach the reality of crime and war.
The self he sees represented on the screen, changing and growing over time, isn't him, exactly, he suggests.
Heilman was represented on the screen by a stick figure that allowed his hip rotation to be measured for efficiency.
It hardly matters whether Crawford herself was the author of those sentiments; that was the kind of woman she represented on the screen.
At the first level of the game, you are a single-celled organism in a drop of water, which is represented on the screen as a two-dimensional environment, like a slide under a microscope.
The five-inch display, connected to a satellite receiver on the plane's roof, is capable of showing Mr. Hamlin any scrap of storminess over North America, from innocuous rain showers, represented on the screen in light green, to violent tornado activity, depicted in purple or white.
Beginning with her first major feature, "The Song of Bernadette," in which she played a saintly French peasant who has a vision of the Virgin Mary, the character she represented on the screen was a spiritually exalted being who kept part of herself in reserve.
Viewers will judge for themselves whether the stylization enhances or detracts from the power of the story, but there's no doubt that the absence of certain kinds of "decoration" has the effect of speeding up the narrative and, in a way, enabling more of the novel's characters and scenes to be represented on the screen.
