Sentence examples for depict lives from inspiring English sources

Sometimes using actors and sometimes real voters, often filmed in bleached-out colours and backed by a mournful piano, they depict lives being ruined by the new law.

In the Meningitis Now futures garden a Greek-themed forms forms the centrepiece of a peaceful Cotswold garden, while designer John Everiss uses five dramatic sculptures to depict lives changed and lost through the disease.

He describes Raymond Carver as managing to carve from a "near wreck of a life" — penury, heavy drinking, illness — "stories of exquisite directness, polish and calm that sit in the mind like perfect porcelain teacups," though they often depict lives "beneath the threshold of any aspiration higher than day-to-day survival".

The Silicon Valley you depict lives only in your imagination.

Art was not supposed to depict living things.

In 1934, Roger Tory Peterson produced "Field Guide to the Birds," the first to use paintings and drawings to depict living birds as they appear in the field, with arrows pointing out specific markings.

At the time there was a legal requirement that permission be obtained to depict living well-known public figures.

Likewise, in the 90s anti-cruelty investigators discovered a disturbing yet lucrative market in "crush videos," which depict live animals being slowly crushed to death.

Lynch, a poet and a mortician, depicts lives unstrung by the end of things.

They modeled themselves on modern mainland Chinese writers and realistically depicted lives in the lower economic classes.

Benefits Street, however, clearly depicts lives that no one would choose, if they were in a position to perceive viable alternatives.