Sentence examples for depict life from inspiring English sources

To entertain; to warn; to depict life, with licence to fantasise.

Fresh Meat, from the Peep Show team, will depict life on a university campus.

A series of W.P.A.-style mosaics that depict life on the Morris Canal will also be restored.

I would not have guessed, had a label not told me, that the instrument used to accompany fatalistic songs that depict life as baffling and brief.

The series of panoramic photographs depict life in the shadow of the wall (they were published in a book in 2007).

Even his frontier scenes, such as "The Jolly Flatboatman" and "Fur Traders Descending the Missouri," which depict life on the Western rivers, reflect his Whig Party political views.

In The Disasters of Wars first two groups of prints, Goya largely departs from the imaginative, synthetic approach of Caprichos to realistically depict life-and-death scenes of war.

Passing from master to master, he depicted life from underneath.

The exhibit inside the Hector Pieterson Museum depicts life in South Africa.

"The painting depicted life, so the taste was fertile soil about to blossom," Ms. Dean said.

His novel One Way to Heaven (1932) depicts life in Harlem.