Sentence examples for depicted to some from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview Mr. Brolin said that the film depicted, to some degree, Mrs. Reagan taking control of the White House as the president's health began to fail.

Microwave energy was depicted to be effective in some applications; however, it is not used commercially at the present time.

So prominent is McKee in film-making circles that he had the rare honour, for a writing teacher, to be depicted at some length – satirically, but not without tenderness – by Brian Cox in the Charlie Kaufman-written film Adaptation.

These descriptions carry fears to many minds, to be depicted in some future time upon the body.

Not everyone 'got' what the cartoons set out to depict and some of the cartoons were found difficult to interpret.

The person depicted appears to be elderly.

The destroyed videotapes are thought to have depicted some of the harshest interrogation techniques used by the C.I.A. during the two years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, including the simulated drowning technique called waterboarding.

Downing Street was hugely relieved by the margin of Blunt's victory, which allowed the party to depict opponents, some of whom had highlighted his sexuality, as marginal figures.

The site, no longer live, included Roof's alleged justification for choosing Charleston and dozens of photos appearing to depict Roof, some of which show him posing with a Confederate flag and burning an American flag.

Although network methods have limitations [ 112], they should nonetheless permit progress towards more accurate representations of the process of microbial evolution as it occurs in nature, as opposed to depicting how some of us think it might occur by extrapolation from observations and experience in the study of vertebrates.

The smartest reality television aims not only to depict some version of truthful living but also to serve as an instrument of learning.