Sentence examples for telling representations from inspiring English sources

His Stairs, of 1991, with two figures passing in opposite directions, is one of the most telling representations both of movement and of human relationships in sculpture.

This dynamic mix of talent is a telling representation of the thinking required to address the post-consumer textile waste created as a byproduct of our growing fashion consumption and disposal habits.

At its most stripped down, the EP is a telling representation of the Pacific Northwest's many inspirations and cultural derivatives: finding yourself lost in a misty forest, leaving a trail of footprints in the snow, and endless hours looking out at a wide ocean under overcast skies.

Across the board, she was told gender representation was not a problem.

If you must wear a shirt, it has to be white — to avoid, I was told, gang representation (as well as color dyes running in the water).

Truth be told, the "Representation of Chaos" that opens Haydn's 1798 oratorio "Die Schöpfung" ("The Creation"), sounds oddly decorous to modern ears.

While she does not condone certain things that have happened at Uber in the past, she told King representation is important to her and that she wants to see change from the lens of diversity and inclusion.

Don't tell me representation doesn't matter.

"I knew what I was doing and told my representation how earnest I was about this idea.

"Don't tell me representation doesn't matter," wrote Twitter user @shiphitsthefan, who goes by Ship and uses the pronouns they/them.

Darrell Hamamoto, a Professor of Asian American Studies at UC Davis and the author of "Monitored Peril: Asian Americans and the Politics of TV Representation," told VICE by phone, "Representations have vastly improved in the sheer number and also the quality.