Sentence examples for depicting as it does from inspiring English sources
Mr. Guare's chosen chapter from the United States history books is similarly no flag-waving Fourth of July picnic, depicting as it does the maneuvering among statesmen preceding the grand Louisiana Purchase and the treaty's grim consequences for the country's black population.
PAGE 3 FROM THE UNBEARABLE Milan Kundera's "Unbearable Lightness of Being" is not the novel to read to inspire a love affair with Prague, depicting as it does a time when the Soviet Union could still crack down on an underling.
PAGE A17 THIS WEEKEND TRAVEL Milan Kundera's "Unbearable Lightness of Being" is not the novel to read to inspire a love affair with Prague, depicting as it does a time when the Soviet Union could still crack down on an underling.
Why you'll love it: As the US teeters on the brink of possible Trump-led doom, this high-energy thriller seems a comparative picnic, depicting as it does a terrifying attack on Washington that blows up Capitol Hill, killing the president and his entire cabinet, save for one man; the Designated Survivor.
That resolution eludes the personalities who are depicted as it does us.
If the Bible depicts a genocide -- as it does in 1 Samuel 15 -- and the Vedas depict evil, and all the world's sacred texts honor memory; this too must be part of ours.
As of June 2012, current issues do not reflect the expansion of the European Union to 27 member states as Cyprus is not depicted on current notes as the map does not extend far enough east and Malta is also missing as it does not meet the current series' minimum size for depiction.
Depicting that relationship as frankly as it did, without laughs or condescension, made Dog Day Afternoon a revolutionary movie.
The drive for meaning – one of "the fundamental instincts", as he depicts it – doesn't prove the existence of God; God is the result of the drive for meaning (that is, the need to make practical sense of the world).
Perhaps it was because Mr. Sorkin wanted her to meet with her father in an attempt to provide us with a semblance of Jobs' humanity, but if she was truly so hostile to him, as Sorkin depicts, it didn't make sense as to why she bothered to come.
We had pretty crappy old trailers in our first season, compared to the state-of-the-art digs on HOC, but they did lend something to the atmosphere of the world we were depicting, as did our main location -- the very creepy Fred C Nelles Correctional Institution in Whittier, CA which is a now-defunct prison for children.
