Sentence examples for depict nearly from inspiring English sources

With the 1992 release of Fire Walk With Me, the critically maligned feature film prequel that follows Laura Palmer's life in the week leading up to her murder, David Lynch managed to depict nearly every one of the nightmarish off-screen events alluded to in the series without offering up any answers or insight about them.

It depicts nearly the same modest, proto-Bruegelian Christ who awaits, seated on the cold stone, a few galleries forward.

The film's torture scenes infuriated him, and he faults Bigelow for not depicting nearly enough of the multiple types of behind-the-scenes intelligence gathering that were crucial to bin Laden's capture.

Looking at the box office, Glantz found that the 134 top-grossing films of 2011 depicted nearly 1,900 tobacco "incidents" (a definition that includes implied use of a tobacco product – for example if an actor is seen holding an unlit cigarette).

News magazines depicted nearly 100percentt of the "underclass" as African-American, but fewer black people were the subjects of "sympathetic" coverage about welfare.

CD45-positive cells depicted nearly 10-fold lower levels of DNA platination after exposure to cisplatin as compared with CTC.

As the P model demonstrated the least goodness of fit depicting nearly a simple linear function for both genders, an alternative P model was calculated, including fewer parameters and a better goodness of fit.

Perhaps his most famous piece, "Western Civilization and Christianity," depicted a nearly life-size Christ being crucified on an American fighter plane in Vietnam.

The image, depicting two nearly naked and tattooed young women entwined in a sensual kiss, was a witty political message.

It depicts the nearly pearlescent gates of a great hall flanked by long rows of artists carrying canvases under their arms.

In this case the figures acknowledged, however tentatively, by name are the subjects depicted in nearly a hundred Central and West African sculptures, among them a group of Hemba figures from Congo, each a portrait of a specific elder in an ancestral lineage.