Sentence examples for depicted some sort from inspiring English sources

"Four" has a relatively flat perspective and commands respect as if it depicted some sort of ancient ruin.

Straighter is the operative word, since these leaks clearly depict some sort of arced contour around the edges.

Kerbow's pencil and paper work on A New Religion resembles the recently-passed H.R. Giger, with monotone, industrial grays that depict some sort of a factory or plant growing heavenward.

Kerbow's pencil and paper work on A New Religion resembles the recently-passed H.R. Giger, with monotone, industrial grays that depict some sort of a factory or plant growing heavenward. .

Instead, we're depicted as some sort of racket.

When Hillary Clinton declared at a high-dollar fundraiser earlier this month that half of Donald Trump's supporters belong in a "basket of deplorables" and are thus "irredeemable," it was widely depicted as some sort of extemporaneous gaffe.

Reagan was depicted as some sort of cowboy B-rated-film-star yahoo and loose cannon by the "chattering class" of 1980, one who might be tolerable as a governor, but who was definitely not sophisticated enough to comprehend let alone conduct foreign policy.

I remember distinctly that was the week the media was depicting Blago as some sort of political genius, in between long periods of time when he was instead depicted as a monster or a mental defective.

The effort to depict him as some sort of malicious traitor is completely negated by the facts.

The danger here is that many are depicting Mackay as some sort of sex offender, if not a mass murderer.

Despite the efforts of the Republican attack machine to depict him as some sort of anti-American radical, most voters seems to like him personally.