Sentence examples for be depicting from inspiring English sources
verb
To render a representation of something, using words, sounds, images, or other means.
I would be depicting a living person onstage.
I deliberately kept some details vague, so as to not be depicting a specific style, pattern, or era.
He may be depicting a party, but this is one at which guests look troubled as well as happy.
By giving pride of place to their nouns, they will be depicting a world which seems to be peopled by objects, rather than by people.
"Kotko" hardly seems like a subversive piece, but it is legitimate to ask why Prokofiev thought back to "Boris Godunov," the tale of a homicidal Russian ruler, when he was supposed to be depicting a German invasion.
Among the deceits involved in making the "film" — which led to protests in the Middle East after it appeared as an 11-minute video excerpt on YouTube — were not telling the actors that they would be depicting Muhammad and his relations; and a yearlong absence he said was for cancer treatment that overlapped a year in prison.
"The insect itself cannot be depicted.
I deserve to be depicted, too.
Informality would be depicted with rounded letters.
They will be depicted in stark relief.
Garuda may be depicted as her attendant.
