Sentence examples for cartoons representing from inspiring English sources

The  combination of words and drawings turned out to be a powerful medium for exploring manic depression, with cartoons representing the emotional extremes which words seldom seem to do justice to.

He was developing a film using puppets, inspired by his illustrations for a three-volume English-language version of Dante's "Divine Comedy," when riots broke out over the Danish newspaper cartoons representing Muhammad.

The Jersey Shore attacks immediately entered into American popular culture, where sharks became caricatures in editorial cartoons representing danger.

Jacques Charlier is a Belgian artist who has drawn a hundred cartoons representing the sexual organs of modern and contemporary artists.

My mom and I brought Marc McKee all these postcards of what they called black folklore, which were really bad cartoons representing black people.

Uzumaki was influenced by the positive representation of spirals in media, which inspired Ito to subvert them to create horror, stating, "Usually spiral patterns mark character's cheeks in Japanese comedy cartoons, representing an effect of warmth.

Carole Souter, chief executive of the NHMF said: "These fantastically wry cartoons represent British humour at its best.

His cartoons — represented here by a slimy dark-jowled Nixon crawling out of a sewer, from 1954 — so distressed Nixon in the Watergate era that he eventually canceled his subscription to The Washington Post, where Herblock's cartoons appeared.

But you will never see a cartoon representing the prophet Muhammad.

(c) Cartoon representing the sequence of events, identified in this study, leading to filopodia stabilization and ultimately focal adhesion formation.

(h) Cartoon representing the sequence of events by which integrin inside-out signalling promotes calcium entry at filopodia tips, via L-type calcium channels, and subsequent filopodia stability.