Sentence examples for depicted because from inspiring English sources

No, the editor says when the professor asks, the civilizing hero or god is not depicted, because it is considered bad luck to do so or sacrilegious, same thing; he is represented by the whole, being part of everything that is, a primitive religious notion you've often accused of creating a predisposition to tyranny.

No, the editor says when the professor asks, the civilizing hero or god is not depicted, because it is considered bad luck to do so — or sacrilegious, same thing; he is represented by the whole, being part of everything that is, a primitive religious notion you've often accused of creating a predisposition to tyranny.

However, NE also doesn't favor the choice of (U,L) over (D,R) in the Hi-Lo game depicted, because (D,R) is also a NE.

In magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP), the common bile duct was not dilated and the main pancreatic duct was not depicted because it was too narrow (Fig. 2e).

e MRCP showed that the common bile duct was not expanded and the main pancreatic duct was not depicted because it was too narrow Fig. 3 FDG-PET scanning of the abdomen and upper body.

On the other hand, humans and cats are more closely related to each other than either is to any of the other species depicted because they share a recent common ancestor to the exclusion of the other species.

What Iñárritu comes up with instead is a rejection of acting as such, a nihilistic blow that he himself failed to depict — because he held it up to his sleeve, cagily, for dramatic effect.

It should be pointed out, however, that the relative expected and documented ranges of troponin that can be seen in sepsis are rather difficult to depict because there is huge variability in the sensitivity of assays (Table 1).

The photographs sparked controversy because of the stark reality depicted and because of the public art grant that funded the project.

This is not because it's a decrepit, leaking ship, as often depicted, but because every modern healthcare system in the world will always need more money, more research and more beds, to give patients the best chance of treatment.

Looking to instigate a full-scale viewer revolt, the company has placed full-page advertisements in The New York Times and several other newspapers on Wednesday featuring some of its characters, including Dora the Explorer, who is depicted crying because she is being taken away from her fans.