representational

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• The cyanotypes and photograms are the closest things to representational works in the show, and they’re deliberately cryptic and detached.

• The selection includes abstract works, but most of those seem less urgent than the representational ones.

• This is jaw-droppingly strange since perfumes, like paintings and sculpture, are often hyper-representational.

• The idea of placing atop this perfect thing a big granite planith surmounted by a representational bronze ... ugh.

• The very fact of depicting at one-to-one carries special representational weight.

• In fact, when used correctly (i.e., by the Democrats), the filibuster can help right this representational wrong.

• Voit documents a perceptual anomaly and allows it to trick us—or not—without any representational manipulation.

• To justify our presence there the only thing demanded of us is that we shall have felt the representational impulse.

• Strictly representational it may not be, but there are none of your whorls and cylinders and angles and what nots.

• On the functional theory of ideas, their value does not rest at all upon their representational nature.

• His books are neither documentary nor representational; his characters are symbols of human desires and motives.