Sentence examples for depicted upon from inspiring English sources

I acknowledged to him that I could not help bursting out laughing, despite the horror of the situation depicted, upon reading the preface to Race Matters, in which he described being refused by ten successive taxis in New York on his way to the photo shoot for the book cover, then giving up and taking the subway, arriving late.

Instead, Simek connects Huginn and Muninn with wider raven symbolism in the Germanic world, including the Raven Banner (described in English chronicles and Scandinavian sagas), a banner which was woven in a method that allowed it, when fluttering in the wind, to appear as if the raven depicted upon it was beating its wings.

As shown in Table  2, the median number of erosions/ulcers depicted upon follow-up CE in the polaprezinc group decreased significantly to 0 (range 0-4) (P = 0.039).

The central figure is depicted standing upon a horizontal band representing the earth, the band is flanked by two earth monsters.

This is particularly true for the cell depicted in E. Upon further perusal of the 18 cells depicted in Figure.

The tree depicted is based upon the full alignment and is rooted using the two cnidarian Msx sequences.

The highest price ever paid for a photograph, £1.7m ($3.3m), was for Mr Gursky's "99 Cent II (Diptych)", which depicts aisle upon aisle of garishly packaged bargains in a Los Angeles shop.

The action of Imperial Bedrooms depicts Clay upon returning to Los Angeles, having lived in New York for four years, in order to assist in the casting of his new film.

In total, seven photographs depicted his corpse, which, upon examination by a forensics expert, showed gunshot wounds in his right arm and shoulder, and one in his head, which was "suggestive of a close range entry," according to researchers. .

As depicted in Figure 2, upon formation of CD95 DISC core structure, the glycan attached to N136 of CD95 could potentially be important for complex formation and/or stability, due to its close proximity to CD95L molecule (Figure 2A, B) and could form an extensive hydrogen bond network with residues 200 204 of CD95L (Figure 2C).

Much of the mythic narrative of the television industry depicts a put-upon writer-creator who must battle clueless TV executives in order to create something great (there's even a whole subculture of shows devoted to this scenario: "Episodes," "Studio 60," "30 Rock," etc).