Sentence examples for actually depicted from inspiring English sources

They were meant to be erotic, she realizes, but they actually depicted women waiting, being bored.

Only later was it realised that the sculpture actually depicted Charlotte and the square renamed Queen Square.

It not only helped the working-class poor, but actually depicted them (albeit as multi-coloured puppets).

But now one art expert has proposed a tantalising new theory – that Leonardo actually depicted himself, twice, in The Last Supper, one of art's most famous paintings.

Marilyn Richardson, an art historian who is writing a Lewis biography for the University of North Carolina Press, said the Doyle carving actually depicted the abolitionist Wendell Phillips.

Of course, apartheid was in South Africa, not Mali, and Sidibé's photographs actually depicted the limited social outings of young people in a conservative, constrictive West African society.

Beyond the political sparring, the latest economic evidence actually depicts a decidedly mixed picture.

For example "Staircase" actually depicts the projection of a staircase on the wall of a room elsewhere in the house.

There have been conflicting accounts of what the photos actually depict, suggesting Isis supporters themselves are increasingly unable to agree on their own propaganda.

Its cover actually depicts a woman sitting in a beach chair, with a book on the table beside her as turquoise waves surge at her feet.

As a result, two Turner landscapes are being retitled, because they actually depict Portsmouth, a British naval port, the BBC reported.