Sentence examples for the piece represents from inspiring English sources

However many times one recalls Wagner's famous comment that the piece represents the apotheosis of the dance, it remains remarkably apposite.

The piece represents Mr. Kiesler, the Romanian-born architect and sculptor, as a meditative visionary, and indeed his architecture was more theoretical than actual.

And the piece represents probably the most coherent and literary dinner-party critique of New Labour that you are likely to find.

The piece represents a battle between two cities: the first is rich, avid and violent, as represented by the authorities, police and bourgeois; the other represents social movements, which fight for justice and social rights.

Hopefully the piece represents the desperate urgency we feel is needed to wake our generation up from their general apathy towards climate change as an issue to care about.

The downward curve on the piece represents the tiny hairs on each cell that are activated when we hear a sound.

The piece, representing the scales of justice, came from a Massachusetts courthouse.

"Could we move the piece representing ourselves a little farther away from the battle?" March 16, 2017.

And, in an addition rare for this artist, the top third of the piece, representing the sky, is covered with paint, fiery red.

The piece represented both a departure and return to basics for Judd, best known by 1976 for luxe sculptures made of sleek metals and opaque Plexiglas.

The fake British entry, a kit of Europe in which the piece representing Britain has been taken out, says, "This improvement of exactness means that its individual selective sieve can cover the so-called objective sieve".