Sentence examples for depicted white from inspiring English sources

At George Washington, signs depicted white people and contained slogans about uniting.

Weeks before African American swimmers Manuel, Lia Neal and Anthony Ervin won Olympic medals, a Red Cross poster "Be Cool, Follow the Rules " depicted white children "following" the rules in a swimming pool while black children broke the rules.

This nerve plexus also runs through tentacle and tentillae (data not shown); it is depicted (white area and black line in the median expansion) in Figure 6.

Baraka's plays, including the award-winning Dutchman (1964), depicted whites' exploitation of blacks.

Other buildings have pictures primarily depicting white men of the University's history, she said.

In the 17th century, European artists began including unnamed black servants in paintings depicting white society.

The statues depicting white heroes of the colonial age – some 97% of the country's public memorials – were left standing.

Hirayama Ikuo, who survived the Hiroshima bombing, harmonizes Eastern and Western styles to depict white birds aflight in front of a brown pagoda.

Mr. Chodorov's documentary takes its name from Len Lye's "Free Radicals" (1958), which depicts white lines boogieing and swaying to Bagirmi tribal music.

Three canvases from 1962 adopt Lawrence's stripped-down approach, and some of the compositional elements of early Picasso, to depict white people rather than black people.

You can depict white guys and everybody else, opening our currency to a galaxy of history, as opposed to this limiting Rushmore approach we've got now — sorry, no space for you!