Sentence examples for depict personal from inspiring English sources

Corneille's excellence as a playwright has long been held to lie in his ability to depict personal and moral forces in conflict.

The music is generally strophic (in verses) with a refrain, and its texts typically depict personal religious experiences and stress the importance of salvation.

Accordingly, the works of the popular British writer A.J. Cronin, since they seem to depict personal tragedy as an emanation of capitalistic infamy, were rated higher than those of Conrad, James, and their peers.

"I developed my approach by photographing my mother's lingerie," Ishiuchi tells me from Hiroshima, referring to her series, "Mother's," depicting personal artifacts from her deceased parent.

Interested in depicting personal narratives, the lives of their communities and their surroundings in nature, the photographers contemplate and question what it means to live in Latvia, and ruminate on the country's past and present.

It exists primarily as a Web portal where viewers can explore video confessionals, drawings, and quotes depicting personal accounts of insomnia, collected from two thousand individuals from around the world over a six-month period.

The connoisseur of feeling throws up his hands:  Used to depicting personal anguish With a full palette — hues, oils, glazes, thinner —   He stares into these withered wells and feels,  Well... SAD and ANGRY?

Flight of the Stories, which combines 2D illustrations and 3D CGI animation, depicts personal stories and letters from the fields of northern France.

One possibility, then, is that the HWLs depicting personal suffering from smoking-related outcomes are effective at eliciting fear in current adult smokers.

The composer's songs, presented by seven male and female singers, are intended to depict his personal voyage.

"At first, I simply wanted [the project] to depict my personal feelings," Sophie said.