Sentence examples for What depiction from inspiring English sources

And the appearance of Abélard and Héloïse in this year's innings got me thinking: what depiction of sex might have won a medieval version of the award?

Clinchingly, although what depictions we have of them are painfully scarce, the Brontë daughters didn't look remotely like these three.

If so, what makes your depiction unique?

So what about the depiction of you in the play The Confessions of Gordon Brown, one asked him?

Every dramatization of the Holocaust has to decide for itself at what point the depiction of unimaginable suffering becomes too much to bear, and the horror threatens to induce a defensive numbness and revulsion instead of empathy.

I'm not sure whether it is wise to start a science blog with a reference to The Big Bang Theory, what with its depiction of scientists as socially illiterate uber-nerds, but here goes.

What makes his depiction of it important is, of course, his invention of distinctive styles of image and performance to embody it — plus one more thing: the particular kind of alienation he devoted his career to is the one that was most crucial to his times, the kind resulting from the rise of mass media.

The gruesomeness is not the shocking thing in such depictions — what's shocking, what strikes you down, is beauty, which is more rare.

But what if these depictions of climate change that we have become so used to are, in fact, not fit for purpose?

The deliberate Stevensian note (recalling the repeated "nothings" of "The Snow Man") suggests what previous poetic depictions of snowstorms forgot to include: the sufferers lost in blizzard.

Whatever your beliefs about the Pope, I hope we can agree that this picture is a moving depiction of what Jesus Christ does for us.