Sentence examples for depict something as from inspiring English sources

But he is blind to the abuse of power when it is in his own interest, and doesn't hesitate to force Tristana into bed (although Buñuel, charmingly prudish in his own manner, never deigns to depict something as vulgar as a sex scene).

"Basically, illustration serves to depict something that already exists as a verbal idea.

As it happens, though, this story does depict something that I might not realize it was depicting had I not written "The Girl at the Baggage Claim" — that is the emotional life of a highly interdependent family.

I wanted to depict something more realistic but still entertaining.

I just wanted to depict something the way it is.

They are deliberately less confronting and depict something more tender.

"Photography depicts something real," she added.

The sentimental novel depicts the reality of slavery while also asserting that Christian love can overcome something as destructive as enslavement of fellow human beings.

Art is often depicted as something that comes at the expense of life, as if creation requires locking oneself up in a sensory deprivation tank.

Many of these movies, marketed largely to women, depict powerful women as, at best, something to be wary of, and at worst, something to disdain.

But generally, a phantom or a vision is depicted as something solid.