Sentence examples for the book representing from inspiring English sources

Those white egrets, ever ministering presences, turn and return throughout the book, representing the brilliance and beauty of everything that is.

Joanna Rydzewska, one of the authors of the book Representing Gender In Cultures analyzed that the violent imagery in the video was Madonna's way of portraying the violence she had faced during her "tumultuous" marriage with actor Sean Penn; she added that the video was a contrast to the "tremendously independent artist she is".

How does the book represent the spirit or ideas of Astrance?

"I was offended because of what the book represented," he said.

The book represents a real step forward for Wolitzer, and its success lies in its reticence.

But he allowed that "outlandish as it may be, the book represents a main line of Arab thinking".

Judge Leonard B. Sand asked Mr. Baugh whether the version of Islam in the book represented his client's views.

The book represents the culmination of his 40-year career, and is the second National Book Award for Mr. Dugan, a writer of tough, passionate, unornamented verse.

The book represents the heroic exertions of two scholars, Adelheid M. Gealt, director of the Indiana University Art Museum, and George Knox, professor emeritus at the University of British Columbia.

The book represents a tidepool containing the flotsam and jetsam of the local world, much like the tidepools Doc examines for his studies in biology.

What sublime confidence; except these costings come from the 1915 edition, published when the world that the book represents, and all its underpinnings, were already being blown apart.