Sentence examples for be expected to depict from inspiring English sources

No one film can be expected to depict every aspect of a crisis, of course, and it's not surprising that European filmmakers would choose bumbling Europeans as their protagonists, particularly in an effort to add levity to a bleak situation.

If it's understood that men don't understand women, and vice versa, then how can any writer be expected to depict a convincing opposite-gendered character?

Labour is expected to depict the closure as a serious blow to Gove's free schools programme.

The prime minister is expected to depict himself as a practical eurosceptic in his speech who wants Britain to remain in the EU, though not on its current terms.

At the trial, Citigroup's lawyers are expected to depict his lawsuit as a Hail Mary pass to try to salvage a failed investment and portray Mr. Hands as having a classic case of buyers' remorse.

However, the presented approach is expected to depict simplified tortuosity.

Therefore, PC2 was expected to depict a neural network associated with the identification of an expressed emotion.

As is evident, the sample data cannot be expected to 'choose' efficiently among the depicted candidate models as increases in K m are 'traded' for increases (and vice versa) in V max at the rate of.2.

Figure 8 Plotted sample data can be expected to fit any of the five depicted MM models.

As depicted above, loops and stems can be expected to experience different selectional regimes, which has resulted in the development of the specific RNA models.

The profile of a protein that is depleted from LADs (which would not be expected to be directly involved in LAD formation) is expected to yield a profile as depicted in the third panel.