Sentence examples for represents a secret from inspiring English sources

To Laurinda Dixon, the same triptych represents a secret allegory of alchemy, as base metal becomes gold.

Manfred represents a secret society called the Iluminati, based in Venice (in Italy, the movie tells us).

The title of the painting refers to the seventh, unseen, magpie, which according to the rhyme represents "a secret never to be told".

One prospective buyer hoped to build a zip-line park; another represented a secret club whose members wanted to erect a clubhouse on the peak.

In CVCSs, we usually use several color subpixels to represent a secret pixel where the number of subpixels is referred to as the pixel expansion.

A piece on THUMP charting the law's evolution over the decades described it as representing a "secret history" of nightlife in New York, one which has often reflected the suppression of black, brown, and queer musicians and scenes.

However, assuming he does not depart the monetary policy arena to run for political office or return to Wall Street, he represents a kind of secret weapon for monetary hawks should current policies produce resurgent inflation and its attendant woes.

His work was described as a fusion of "portraits, sculptures and photography bathed in the color black...[that] represent a fictional secret society of African-American intellectuals".

The candidates jockeying to win the primary here all seem ideologically similar, so ultimately there's little risk the seat will be represented by a secret Republican.

The cash -- the exact amount is something of a secret -- represents a new beginning in the American war in Afghanistan.

If it does indeed turn out that the Mossad was involved, the bloodshed in the middle of Tehran represents a bloody episode in a secret war over Iran's nuclear programme that has been under way for years.