Sentence examples for the earlier representations from inspiring English sources
And when subjects are subsequently queried as to what they experienced, it is the later representations (or trajectories) which get reported – the earlier representations are not remembered.
Likewise, no recognition of any sort need be involved; that the earlier representations have become associated with later ones is not something that we need recognize.
To the earlier representation of equal numbers of student and faculty delegates she added three mem bers each from the People's Coa lition, the Concerned Faculty and two newly created groups, the Students to Save Our School and the Emergency Faculty Confer ence (both of whom opposed the shutdown).
They are thought to be among the earliest representations of black people in Europe.
The earliest representations of the bow come from North Africa from 30,000 to 15,000 bc.
As Diane Miliotes, art historian and curator of the show, points out, Deportación a la Muerte is one of the earliest representations of the Holocaust, perhaps the first, to be published.
He gave no details on how the statue -- known as the Sumerian Mona Lisa and said to be one of the earliest representations of the human face -- was recovered.
golshanhotelshiraz.blogfa.com Shaz Rakhshan This is a beautiful 400-year-old masterpiece, displaying the earliest representations of a fused European and Persian style, and the complex formed the foundation of Iran's modern artistic movement.
This is a beautiful 400-year-old masterpiece, displaying the earliest representations of a fused European and Persian style, and the complex formed the foundation of Iran's modern artistic movement.
It is one of the earliest representations of a Scottish subject to survive and was probably painted by a Scots artist using Flemish techniques.
Thereafter, she took the form of a mermaid — human above the waist, fish below — although the earliest representations of Atargatis showed her as a fish with a human head and arm, similar to the Babylonian god Ea.
