Sentence examples for depicted before from inspiring English sources

My Sherwood Forest is stranger and more menacing than it has ever been depicted before; my Robin is more damaged and haunted; my Marian is more desperate and deadly.

The obligation is even greater if he's returning to a world he's depicted before.

This violent world has been memorably depicted before in Sanyika Shakur's "Monster: The Autobiography of an L.A. Gang Member" (1993) and Leon Bing's "Do or Die"(1991).

And related to that, you're seeing a world that you know exists, that everyone knows – even a middle-class student who smokes a bit of dope still has to score it from somebody – but that hadn't been depicted before.

Not that he did not write about those things, but when he did, the sun set or the moon shone in a world where black people, rarely depicted before with the full complement of human emotions, were the ones showing love and giving roses.

Figure 2a,b depicted before and after reactive ion etching, respectively.

The images below depict before and after shots — the new search feature surfaces courses that involve "P-Values," a skill that is so granular that it likely isn't mentioned in the descriptions of courses that touch on it.

Depicting the events leading up the iconic opening scene in the original 1977 Star Wars, Rogue One manages to take a story that we know going in wasn't important enough to ever bother depicting before -- that of the Rebel spies stealing the Empire's plans for the Death Star -- and makes it feel like the most consequential skirmish in the entire franchise.

Three-dimensional network diagrams show ratios and relationships that were impossible to depict before.Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg, co-directors of Google's "Big Picture" visualisation research group, lead the field.

Fat women are all-too-often depicted as "before" pictures, in contrast with smiling "after" versions of their thinner selves standing in one leg of her fat pants.

Table 6 depicts the before and after responsibility mean differences in each group and their significance levels.