Sentence examples for depict aspects from inspiring English sources
Bedspreads depict aspects of Dutch culture, curtains are decorated with canal houses, and the showers are inspired by traditional Dutch phone booths.
In 2009 archaeologist Richard Hansen discovered two 8-metre- (26-foot) long panels carved in stucco from the pre-Classic Mayan site of El Mirador, Guatemala, that depict aspects of the Popol Vuh.
These small artworks depict aspects of country life, often with humorous subjects, but all with Bewick's eye for detail, style, and precision.
The minutely detailed patterns depict aspects of the ancient goddess and Her philosophy: Bohynja-Berehynja, the Grand Goddess; Knjahynia, the Princess; Koroleva, the Queen Mother Earth; and Stara Baba, Cold Woman.
Throughout both series one and two, the interactive websites co-written by James Goss featured electronic literature content (such as fictitious internet messaging conversations and letters) which depict aspects of Gwen and the other Torchwood characters' work and personal lives.
Throughout both series one and two, the interactive websites co-written by James Goss featured electronic literature content (such as fictitious internet messaging conversations and letters) which depict aspects of Ianto and the other Torchwood characters' work and personal lives.
They are job work, done for a German pharmaceutical company, each depicting aspects of depression.
These depicted aspects of the entertainment quarters (euphemistically called the "floating world") of Edo (modern Tokyo) and other urban centres.
In the Odissi style (which is the specialty of Orissa on the east coast of India), it depicts aspects of Hindu mythology with marvelous costumes.
The murals created by Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros, depicting aspects of the Mexican Revolution, the country's modernization, and class struggle, have become legendary.
19), the inventive set of miniatures and variations that Schumann composed in 1839 with the idea of depicting aspects of love as a series of flower portraits.
