Sentence examples for superficial representations from inspiring English sources
In his major philosophical work, The World as Will and Representation (1819), Schopenhauer reiterated Kant's claim that, given the structure of human cognition, knowledge of things as they really are is impossible; the best that can be obtained are comparatively superficial representations of things.
When we talk about women's empowerment, we should not be confused by superficial representations of entertainment, beauty, and fashion.
He described Johnson's exploration of the politics of race as "sloganeering or cute self-advertising" in his two-dimensional works, and his apolytical three-dimensional installations as "glib and superficial" representations.
However, the computer tools currently available to apply this technique enable only a superficial representation of the people that operate within the systems.
"Katy Perry comes from an American tradition of strong women entertainers who have 'turned the tables' on their audiences by challenging the supposedly superficial representation of their pop personas," she said in a statement released Wednesday.
Thus, it is not suitable for the scale "Incoherence-cognitive self-reflection" in terms of having shallow or superficial mental representations.
The return of the figure/landscape to the forefront of contemporary painting is a welcome transformation, but one that is symbolic of a more profound paradigmatic shift than a mere superficial change in representation or taste.
A lack of Coherence (i.e. high "Incoherence") is associated with being contradictory or ambivalent, suggestible and over-matching, and having poor access to cognitions and motives, accompanied by superficial and diffuse mental representations.
Some critics and viewers found "The Iron Lady" unrewarding or superficial or disputed its representation of Mrs. Thatcher.
Toulouse-Lautrec is most important for his success in going beyond a representation of superficial reality to a profound insight into the psychological makeup of his subjects.
It says progress on on-screen BAME representation is "superficial" and added: "The BBC approach is so unbalanced that it could be said to be to all tip and no iceberg".
