Sentence examples for the sun represents from inspiring English sources

"They told him the sun represents Chairman Mao," Anchee tells me, "and that talking about sunspots is criticizing the chairman".

It certainly indicates the continuing demographic change in Britain, its middle classness, and the fact that the Sun represents an increasingly smaller proportion of the population.

Thus, also in the worst case, the sun represents the dominant light source.

This symbolic journey through the longest night of the year toward the return of the sun, represented by a gong seven feet in diameter, features musicians playing from various points and heights.

Uneven rows of padlocks glint beneath the sun, representing the lovers who signed them before flinging their keys into the river.

A second version contains an emblem of the lion and the sun representing the period of imperial reign.

The former include the sun, represented as a three-legged bird inside a wheel, and the various constellations, including especially the Four directional constellations: the Azure Dragon of the East, the Vermilion Bird of the South, the White Tiger of the West, and the Black Tortoise of the North.

A sun represents the head.

The black stripe represented the African people, the red represented the blood of martyrs for African freedom, green represented Malawi's ever-green nature and the rising sun represented the dawn of freedom and hope for Africa.

Yet Sun represents just a small part of the total market for network servers a market that Windows NT has come to dominate.

He translated the Swedish text then accompanying the painting to Latin — "Anno 1535 1 Aprilis hoc ordine sex cœlo soles in circulo visi Holmie a septima matutina usque ad mediam nonam antermeridianam" — and concluded that the real sun represented Gustav Vasa and the other suns his successors, an assumption he thought confirmed by contemporary Swedish history.