Sentence examples for at depictions from inspiring English sources

The 1999 law was aimed solely at depictions of such conduct.

If we take a look at depictions of wheat throughout history, we observe that wheat used to be fairly tall.

Some argue that pornography is about voyeurism and that women, like men, take pleasure in looking at depictions of sex.

Some visitors eagerly gaze at depictions of the future lands.

No longer do we look at depictions of the nude in say painting, but [we] look at ourselves.

Other American artists with a similar presence include Winslow Homer, whose dramatic rescue-at-sea depiction "Saved" (1889) is at Allinson Gallery, and George Bellows, whose testosterone-soaked scenes of boxing matches turn up frequently.

Still others hinted at the depictions of Russian Jewish life in Chagall's paintings.

Marvel at the depictions of human sacrifice, war and terrifying deities, as well as sacred animals and daily activities.

Pushing in toward glittering window displays, holiday crowds are elbowing and gaping six-deep at intriguing depictions of what so far amount to nothing more than a shrewd bet on New York's ability to prevail, not just survive.

"If you look at ancient depictions of grappling, wrestling, et cetera, et cetera," Danaher said, "you will see many of the favored moves of today in cave drawings from Egypt of ancient grapplers: you will recognize the same front headlocks, for example.

Perhaps you look at those depictions of disease and believe it is an accurate portrayal.