Sentence examples for representing the book from inspiring English sources

From the cerebral dimension of information storage, represented by a phrenology model in Gloria Helfgot's "Never Mind," to discrete objects like Constance Woo's "Worded Basket," in which the text itself is the structure, sculpture is the dominant mode of representing the book as a physical presence.

Is a cover responsible for fairly representing the book?

"[Book blocs] represent the book as potentially dangerous or protective, aggressive or defensive.

And, truth to be told, some of it is but this does not represent the book.

Pamela Stephenson's frank and often harrowing account of her husband Billy Connolly's life last night won the book of the year prize at the British Book Awards, or 'Nibbies', the awards ceremony that represents the book trade's preferences.

According to Kant's Leibniz, when I have a red book in front of me, and then have a sensation of redness, my senses represent the book as having a property that is similar to my sensation, when in fact it bears an distinct property (say, a surface texture of some kind).

The two figures in the middle of painting represent the book's protagonists, Poliphili and Polia.

Such a view finds general critical consensus, viewing the vignettes as allegorical appropriations of the book's characters and themes; for example, Schwartz argues that "The Willingdone Museyroom" episode represents the book's "archetypal family drama in military-historical terms".

Walsh said: "We think the final top 20 represents the books that most conspicuously rocked the English-language universe in the last 20 years".

Part of the new design will include content that better represents the books and games medium, such as videos of the actual video games.

A Dan Klores executive, who spoke on the condition that his name not be used, said the firm would not be representing the new book.