Sentence examples for been depicting from inspiring English sources
verb
To render a representation of something, using words, sounds, images, or other means.
For the past two decades, he has been depicting families as amiable, orderly mice.
Mr. Brown may well have been depicting a journey toward some great goal.
I suspect plagiarism claims are redundant when artists have been depicting something for more than 2,500 years.
"Christians have been depicting him on stage since the passion plays of the middle ages," he said.
Their long sleeves and boots (Degas called this series "orgies of color") are another world from the Paris Opera ballet he had been depicting since 1870.
State-run media in the North have been depicting Kim Jong-un as faithful to his father's policy of giving the military priority in all aspects of society, including first claim on the country's limited resources.
He has been depicted as shy.
Robert II has been depicted in historical novels.
That is the world we are depicting.
"We were depicting business as usual".
