Sentence examples for The depictions from inspiring English sources
noun
A lifelike image of something, either verbal or visual
The depictions of the dead were blueprints for immortality.
"The depictions are often way out there -- like cartoons.
The depictions of the techniques employed by the inquisitors horrified her.
The depictions of the five central characters overwhelmed me with their truth, their brightness.
The depictions generated are of much higher quality and suitable for publication.
"The depictions of UKIP policy were closely based on the party's recent announcements, in particular on immigration and the EU [European Union]," the media regulator went on.
The depictions of Mariana by Tennyson and in later works are not the same.
The depictions of the lead female characters, Mariam and Laila, were praised by several commentators.
The depictions often badly crossed the line between legitimate satire and criticism and grotesque character assassination.
The depictions of Hell, in other words, were entertainment, not entirely unlike horror movies today.
The depictions were so offensively cartoonish that he couldn't figure out how to feel.
