Sentence examples for visible representation of from inspiring English sources

Each of their temples is built to look like the main temple based in Guadalajara, Mexico as a visible representation of the congregation's faith.

In the soft lamplight, the open pages of the books she had chosen glowed like a physical and visible representation of the sublime.

Baptists and Congregationalists see the local congregation of gathered believers as the most nearly adequate visible representation of Christ's people on earth.

People who are a visible representation of excellence.

"[The app] is a visible representation of gentrification," he said.

So again, the columnists are the most visible representation of this.

Such critiques have focused on culture as discursive practice (the codified visible representations of culture) and in the process have encouraged transgressive responses among the members of disability culture.

Temples are understood to be visible representations of a cosmic pillar, and their sites are said to be navels of the world and are believed to ensure communication with the gods.

The word "Ebenezer" is Hebrew for "stone of help" -- it was a tangible, visible representation and reminder of a tangible and visible help from the Lord.

Barry Thew, 39, of Radcliffe, Manchester, was sentenced at Minshull Street crown court in Manchester to four months in prison, after admitting a section 4a public order offence – displaying writing or other visible representation with intention of causing harassment, alarm or distress.

This, after all, is what people have been asking for for years: visible representation.