Sentence examples for depicting with from inspiring English sources

Scorsese, in depicting with great exuberance a sinner who, for his part, also describes his sins exuberantly, brings to light the mighty unconscious of humanity.

Bugg's is a gritty, urban-realist form of folk music, depicting with premature world-weariness a youth culture pockmarked by booze, drug abuse and routine violence.

But what comes off onscreen is the filmmaking's smirking pleasure at depicting, with a chilling explicitness, a heinously affirmative killing a peculiarly active variety of euthanasia.

And Clare Romano scores with a cluster of four small paintings, each depicting with pizazz a burst of fireworks over Venice.

That's due in part to Handke's extraordinary, painterly way with the camera, and his uncanny ability — when depicting (with the great cinematographer Robby Müller) the inhabited European cityscape — to convey the idea that he's also revealing a moment in history.

But the loosening of strictures on subject matter and expression has allowed shows to seek popularity by depicting, with presumed accuracy, not just what goes on in people's lives but in their minds.

Heterosexuality is depicted with less aplomb.

Informality would be depicted with rounded letters.

Above them soar 11 stuffed birds, depicted with precise realism.

Sometimes Banbibi's brother, Shajangali, is depicted with her.

The Americans are often depicted with large noses.