Sentence examples for represents becoming from inspiring English sources

In this context, failure represents becoming infected.

R is supposed to represent becoming, but the light cone structure of Minkowski spacetime, in terms of which it is defined, is inert.

Brough appeared to get his retaliation in first on the eve of the squad announcement by revealing he would rather play for Scotland (for whom he also qualifies and has previously represented) after becoming tired of waiting to be picked.

Flat shoes symbolise girlhood and so the high heels represent her becoming a woman.

Particles rolling down the landscape represent cells becoming more spatially ordered.

As the centuries pass, do the legacies they represent fade, becoming less relevant or accurate?

He's quick to point to success stories in the council district he represented before becoming mayor.

Less heralded classics like "New York" and "Magic and Loss" represent Reed becoming comfortable with middle age, and doing so with all the relevance and vigor of the Velvets Reed from 20 years prior.

The 3-D printer represents the internet becoming flesh.

Put another way, it may be a sign of the industry's nascent maturity that as video games become more popular than ever, hard-core gamers and the old-school critics who represent them are becoming an ever smaller part of the audience.

"We live in a culture in which the way we represent women is becoming narrower.