Sentence examples for depicted as so from inspiring English sources

Goliath is depicted as so mean that he disciplines his children with timeouts when they're good.

But mostly, Mrs. Sweet is depicted as "so substantial, so vivid, so full of the thing called life" that "she was her soul and her soul was herself".

Petersburg university as Mr. Putin, said producers used to get calls from Mr. Yeltsin's wife and daughters -- asking not for gentle political treatment, but instead that the president not be depicted as so feeble.

Such laxness contrasts starkly with his Annie Hall character, Alvy Singer – depicted as so finicky about cinemagoing that he refuses to enter a theatre two minutes after a Bergman film has started, even though, as Annie (Diane Keaton) points out, "We'll only miss the titles – they're in Swedish".

A spiritual movement, somewhat a combination of the traditional exercise qigong with Buddhism and Daoism, Falun Gong is depicted as so popular that it threatens a paranoid Chinese bureaucracy, and so admirable that it's earned the support of Charles Lee and Jennifer Zeng, the interview subjects at the heart of the film.

In BlacKkKlansman, the KKK are depicted as so stupid, terrible, and dimwitted that they're completely un-relatable.

Jupiter is depicted as superstitious and so lacking in intelligence that he cannot tell his left from his right.

Barak is depicted as a man so deeply convinced of his own brilliance that he does not listen to anybody's advice.

In classical Sanskrit, the word ambaka denotes "an eye", and in the Mahabharata, Shiva is depicted as three-eyed, so this name is sometimes translated as "having three eyes".

Can't stand to see the Judeo-Christian values on which our country was founded demeaned, depicted as somehow evil, so we stand up for those things, but there's no hate for individuals".

"Sex shouldn't be depicted as something that's so terrifying.