Sentence examples for apparent depiction from inspiring English sources

For things like the apparent depiction of bodily fluids, or of a face that had been "enhanced" with spots, that may come as no surprise.

I spoke to the editor the other day, and said, "Don't worry, I'll just send my bin to you every week to save you the trouble!" He went rather quiet after that.' Wallace is said to be angry that details of the meeting have emerged, and incandescent at Cameron's apparent depiction of him as a chastised child, despite the jocular tone.

That choice arose again today as the new issue of Charlie Hebdo hit the stands in France with another apparent depiction of the Prophet Muhammed on the cover.

It became apparent that the depiction of societies as neatly ordered by unilineal descent into clearly bounded, nested units of different scale was quite far from everyday political reality.

But her talent is most apparent in the depiction of Jude, a prominent corporate litigator haunted by a brutally abusive childhood and struggling with "the terrifying largeness, the impossibility, of the world".

Throughout the film, Griffith's pro-Confederacy feelings are grossly apparent; yet his depiction of events — his representation of reality as he understands it — involves the inclusion of much that departs from his intentions.

And as apparent by the depiction above, they're not something a person can just "brush off" ― they cause real physical and emotional reactions.

"I have fought with them the last 10 years, and they have made propaganda against me," he added, an apparent reference to depictions of Karzai by some American officials here as corrupt, cunning and unreliable.

"I have fought with them the last 10 years, and they have made propaganda against me," an apparent reference to depictions of Karzai by some American officials as corrupt, cunning and unreliable.

Apparent pique at the depiction of a plot to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in the feature comedy The Interview, which the studio was about to release.

And it won't do to start citing Wikipedia-level knowledge of 12th-century Persian art, with its apparent tolerance of such depictions, in order to tell Muslims about their own religion.