Sentence examples for add depiction from inspiring English sources

When Congress tried to add depiction of animal cruelty to this list, the court balked.

He said Mr. Eylisli's work would have been received better if he had added depictions of Azeris being killed by Armenians.

The Figure (currently 5) should be better used – the authors could add a depiction of depth and perhaps equations would make things easier.

(Optional) You can also shade the axe or add colorful depiction over it: for example, you can add little red color to it to depict blood.

He added, "The depiction of Jerry's hair — that wig he sported — it didn't quite work".

New elements were also inserted; Hergé added a depiction of ancient Egyptian pyramids into the background.

Philip IV took solace in art, above all that of his court painter Diego Velázquez, now free to add the immensely sympathetic depiction of working people in simple settings to his duties of royal portraiture.

Add to this a depiction of Paris that avoids both touristy picture-postcard cliches (take a bow, Woody Allen) and fashionable post-La Haine homegrown grime and Farhadi is reconfirmed as a film-maker of truly international scope.

As wisely and eloquently stated by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton in his 1839 play, Richelieu; Or the Conspiracy, "the pen is mightier than the sword"; this adage holds that the written word, and I would add graphic and pictorial depictions, act as powerful tools in the transmission of ideas.

The grimness of the depiction, added to the fact that Sattouf once contributed to Charlie Hebdo, might prompt accusations of orientalism, but this is equal opportunity critique.

He then added an accurate depiction of what would follow: "We are going to fight to keep this car competitive and at the front".