Sentence examples for badly depicted from inspiring English sources
Perry has not revealed who the "badly" depicted figures represent, but fellow academicians Emin and Sir Peter Blake are thought to be among them.
It has also been praised for showing "potent scenes" of a woman coming to terms with her diagnosis, scenes that also provided "rare opportunities" to portray a cancer patient "behaving badly" and depicting "ambivalent feelings (such as denial or anger)" — as it had been noted that cancer patients are typically portrayed in the media as "beatific, serene figures".
And it did not shake as badly as Mr. Allen depicted in "Annie Hall".
The Maricopa County Republican Party recently conducted a straw poll that depicted Mr. McCain as losing badly to Representative Duncan Hunter of California, a conservative unknown to the majority of Arizona voters, then touted it with unmasked glee.
Some of the characters Mr. Sicari has depicted could confuse the public and reflect badly on the judiciary, she said.
A man walking is depicted in banal figural fashion and the artist badly missed out on one of the legs.
The same cannot be said of Ed Miliband, who is depicted as a weak leader, playing a difficult hand badly.
Two badly damaged Olmec sculptures depict rectangular stone blocks bound with ropes.
While the pathway depicted in Figure 6(a) might be dismissed because the resulting model behavior compares badly with data, this argument does not hold for the pathway in Figure 7(a).
Analysis of the spectrum data by CAPITO software is depicted in Figure 2(b), except for rLsa21 and Lp95 proteins that had their spectra badly resolved with very low absorption values.
