Sentence examples for representations of her from inspiring English sources

The ambivalent reactions she provoked are evident in the two representations of her in fiction.

[But] Sir Allan Ramsay was the artist responsible for the majority of the paintings of the queen, and his representations of her were the most decidedly African of all her portraits".

Holiday may have written just a small amount of material -- including the song "Fine and Mellow" and the lyrics to "Don't Explain" and "God Bless the Child" -- but those songs endure as quintessential representations of her art and life.

The concerts of her last years, whether in surroundings as appropriate as Islington's Union Chapel or in the indifferent setting of a hotel lounge in middle America, were always faithful, compelling representations of her uncompromising talent.

If her achievement was, as McEwan puts it, "to make politics matter, both for those who loved her and those who opposed her", then there is a feeling among those interested in her creatively that most of the existing representations of her are merely provisional, faint outlines of a portrait still waiting to be completed.

How we love the idea of Rodin and his student/model/muse Camille Claudel, embedded together in his workshop, falling in love while she posed as his ideal woman and he chiselled out representations of her, to be gazed at for eternity.

But my perception of her, and my representation of her did not change.

She claimed that the teeth were the living representation of her unceasing quest for historical accuracy.

White is aggressive to begin with, and inclined to see her representation of her client as a moral crusade.

The Dutch graphic designer Noortje van Eekelen has compiled a color-coded representation of her colorful jackets, Pantone style.

While some of her critics might say this is an accurate representation of her plans, even her fiercest enemy would concede the Russian version takes it too far.