Sentence examples for with its representation from inspiring English sources

To this period also belongs the magnificent Uruk Vase, with its representation of the sacred marriage rite.

BBC1 scored best, albeit marginally, with its representation of women and also over 55s, accounting for 22.5% of all its on-screen contributors, double Sky1's 11.2%.

With its representation of two plain cowboys who fell in love in plain old Western wear, it hit the fashion bull's-eye.

With its representation of Goliath's slayer, "David" was a symbol of the freedom and autonomy of the Florentine Republic and an important source of civic pride.

But I was perversely clenched against enjoying the key aspect of Homer's talent, which is based in his early discipline as an illustrator: a prehensile feel for the iconic the identification of a subject with its representation, such that, in memory, one becomes inseparable from the other.

But I was perversely clenched against enjoying the key aspect of Homer's talent, which is based in his early discipline as an illustrator: a prehensile feel for the iconic — the identification of a subject with its representation, such that, in memory, one becomes inseparable from the other.

It is unfair to blame filmmakers if we sometimes confuse the real world with its representations.

The exhibition module gets the sequence of glosses, associates each gloss (sign) with its visual representation in the LIBRAS dictionary and displays the visual representation of the signs.

That belief, along with its architectural representation, remains valid in the case of government institutions.

Monica Tan: With its wide representation of ages, races and of the LGBTIQ community, Orange is the New Black has become known for its unconventionally diverse cast.

However, Polke's paradoxical work, with its shoddy representation of desirable foods and other commodities, was above all a parody of western commercialism.