Sentence examples for representing the idea from inspiring English sources

Growing up, I had always thought of tattoos as merely representing the idea itself - that having a tattoo simply said, "I'm the kind of person who would have a tattoo".

Labour activist Ralph Chaplin, who is often credited with first using the arched black cat of anarchy, told a 1918 trial of industrial leaders, that black cat "was commonly used by the boys as representing the idea of sabotage.

He further described Zero as representing the idea that "nothing is absolute", and circumstances can change anything.

The handmade lampshades have a gradually fading pattern on them consisting of a network of lines, also representing the idea of interconnectivity. .

If you had never seen an issue of Self Magazine with Cameron Diaz on the cover representing the idea of "healthy," would you still think that your body is imperfect?

The mayor's office sent municipal workers to whitewash a wall across the street that will serve as the canvas for their next piece: panels of men and women of all ages, pointing out into the crowded streets, representing the idea that corruption will not go unnoticed.

He added, "I see this piece as representing the ideas of action, fortitude, perseverance, endurance and sacrifice".

We strive to present Frege's Theorem by representing the ideas and claims involved in the proof in clear and well-established modern logical notation.

In "parsimonious" coding, there is a "best" code to representing the ideas contained in a defined section of text.

"They represent the idea of diversity.

President Kennedy represented the idea of public service".