Sentence examples for depict more from inspiring English sources

Goldsman had joined the series half way through the season by writing and directing the mythology-riddled episode "Bad Dreams", and was instrumental in convincing the showrunners to depict more Fringe mythology earlier than planned, most notably with the depiction of parallel universes.

Mr. Holton's new photographs of the Lams depict more weariness than optimism.

For example, while posters in London used Bollywood icons -- a villain surrounded by snakes -- in New York they depict more universal scenes, like a smiling Indian couple.

The pictures depict more grotesque health effects than the smaller labels recommended in the United States, including one showing a fetus with the warning that smoking can cause spontaneous abortion.

Stephanie Graegin's pencil-and-ink washes depict more than a hundred individuals (go on, ask your child to count them), and several recur throughout the book, just as you might run into a neighborhood friend.

The emphasis was to be on his work life, but, as Reiner and the writers discovered Moore's previously untapped flair for comedy, the emphasis of the show shifted to depict more of the Petries' domestic life.

No classical colonnade depicts more viscerally civilization's competing drives.

Kanan Makiya's Republic of Fear depicted more than horror stories, though.

He is depicted more often now as a successor to Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford.

The report suggests that "Ahab will be depicted more as a charismatic leader than a brooding obsessive".

He was depicted more sympathetically in other books, including "In the Eye of the Storm" (1991), by Roger Cohen and Claudio Gatti.