Sentence examples for depicting through from inspiring English sources

Ian dedicated his life and career to depicting through sculpture the freedom fighters and heroes of liberation, justice and equality.

Except for parts of the taxicab anthology "Night on Earth" (1991), however, his films have been set in the United States, which he has a particular knack for depicting through the eyes of outsiders.

Mr. Alden sets the tale in a garish modern hotel, which John Conklin's sets depict through wildly flowered wallpaper and lots of neon.

The play is depicted through grotesque band music charged with dissonant parallel intervals and slightly "off" harmonies.

Each book depicts through illustration the adventures, accordingly, of a young boy, his dog, and a frog.

Fifty-odd years ago, LS Lowry invited me and my then girlfriend to his home, so vividly depicted through the photographs of Dennis Thorpe (Eyewitness, 26June).

"The crucifixion is depicted through most of the history of art [as being] right in the middle of whatever Dutch burghers are doing.

In fact, however, although he was depicted through the centuries in China as a monster, he became a symbol of patriotic pride after the Communist revolution.

Heightening the pace of the reality it depicted through devices like under-cranking, shock-cutting and rapid plotting was one of its earliest tools.

In addition, Logitech will promote the new videos and explain the history of the events they depict through its own blog and presence on Facebook and Twitter.

Up to now, the Woods story has been depicted through the prism of the good old golf tour, titillating scandal, business sponsors and the news media swarm.