Sentence examples for depict very from inspiring English sources

It has allowed us, for instance, to design trials large enough to depict very small benefits, as well as high-quality trials in less incident types of cancer.

Jacobson testified that he had been "shocked and surprised" by the contents of the Bare Boys collections when he received them, as he had not expected the photos to depict very young boys: "I thought these were a nudist type publication.

Lower panels depict very abnormal mitochondria with irregular cristae and electron dense material, surrounded by dilated ER cisternae.

They depict very well that non-SP cells are able to generate SP cells, have similar growth rates and tumor-initiating capacity as SP cells [ 54, 58- 60].

And the sexual intercourse of bird and woman is often depicted very frankly.

"The second world war is a sacred theme to most Russians, and it is usually depicted very conservatively," he says.

They depicted "very happy subjects -- paintings of local customs, of people Goya knew," and at some point they were destroyed.

Vasari praised them for their "different features and attitudes that are depicted very naturally," but others thought that this time the painter's realism had gone too far.

As well as adult images of hardcore pornography, there was a library of graphic images, some depicting very young girls suffering sadistic sexual abuse by adults.

But the more the movie forces Heston outside the locker room, into an unflatteringly depicted, very 1969 world of go-go bars and soulless sexual encounters, the more you feel a kind of dismay creeping into his performance.

Firstly, the video depicts very graphic and gut-wrenching acts of bullying that are sincerely difficult to watch.