Sentence examples for representing nothing from inspiring English sources

Another picture, a uniform opalescent field representing nothing identifiable, is called "Tears".

To the Delta Force that brought it back, the gun is a piece of history representing nothing less than mission complete.

In this fine exhibition's three big rooms, we see Close using every strategy of representation known to man only to end up by representing nothing, least of all himself.

Schendel might isolate a single letter on a see-through sheet because it is on the verge of representing nothing – neither language nor form – but still it will have the strong power to charm.

The same is true of all parody and impersonation, and perhaps of all art: those who look at a painting of apples by Cézanne and see a real bunch of apples are as blind to the art within as those who can see only strokes of paint, representing nothing.

When someone sees this figure for the first time she may just experience a complex of curved lines, representing nothing.

They represent nothing but a rotten establishment.

To Spitzer, "spinning" represented nothing less than commercial bribery.

And Obama represents nothing if not a cultural departure point.

For some, the cardinal represents nothing so theologically subtle.

Remarkable as all that is, it represents nothing new.