Sentence examples for depict itself from inspiring English sources
The government now is seeking to depict itself as a peaceful model of reform and an exception to the brutal repression elsewhere in the Arab world.
Cameron's pitch to small businesses appears to be the first stage of a fightback against Labour's attempts to depict itself as the champion of small businesses.
RICHARD BRODY: I suppose it's a question of how Hollywood wants to depict itself — not as a bunch of loud comedians but as Serious People who take on the issues of the day.
Some see the church as not unlike the American right, which continues to depict itself as an outside force fighting a dominant liberal culture even after eight years of Republican rule.
Australia is also home to the oldest continuous culture in the world, one that was probably the first to depict itself, to fish and to make boats and yet whose literally aboriginal significance no one much notices, least of all the Australians themselves.
HOW has North Korea depicted itself in recent announcements?
The N.B.A. depicts itself as a proponent of education.
On television the party depicted itself as moving toward the center.
"Why has Poland depicted itself as a day at the beach?" Weschler asks.
The movement is made up of such diverse members as Cuba, Jamaica and India, and it depicts itself as independent.
Austria long depicted itself as the "first victim" of Nazism, when it was really its enthusiastic partner.
