Sentence examples for representation of ways from inspiring English sources

A representation of ways in which local populations have adapted to local climate conditions is shown in Fig.  3.

She did not want its events to be taken literally, but to be understood as a representation of different ways of approaching life.

But why? First, it's probably just a more accurate representation of the way that children play.

"They wanted it to be an accurate representation of the way they operate," producer Dana Brunetti told the Virginian-Pilot newspaper.

But behind the emotive question of whether the pictures gave a true representation of the way the men were being treated, the core of the issue was an arcane legal question: are these men prisoners of war?

But until our movies give us an intelligent working model of corporate life, there will be a fairy-tale thinness to the screen's representation of the way our society functions at this moment.

Whatever the truth of Emerson's dictum in mid-19th-century America, it is not an accurate representation of the way history tends to be written in India today.

In this story Dinesen creates a fine symbolic representation of the way humans, hemmed in on all sides by death, tell stories not merely to entertain, but to live.

I don't want to put my mind in order as I might with work or a store cupboard, because that wouldn't be a fair representation of the way things are.

"But it's like 'Appointment in Samarra.' You want to throw that drink in the boss's face because you're surrounded by what you consider to be not an accurate representation of the way things are.

This may be a fair representation of the way young people experience the world, but it makes for some ungainly moments, and cuts off the narrative from the richer, more reflective emotional texture it deserves.