Sentence examples for depicting with a from inspiring English sources

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.

He looked to everyday life for subjects, depicting with a remarkable delicacy of observation the poise of dancers, the glittering world of the opera, the chattering of cafe society, the vibrant atmosphere of horse races and the intimacy of women at their toilette.

In short, Anderson's film depicts with a miracle.

He is depicted with a sappiness at odds with Bogosian's gift for the splenetic.

BUSINESS travel has often been depicted with a dash of style and adventure.

So, too, more curiously, do representations of Europeans, often depicted with a round hat, long hair and an aquiline nose.

Such images are often depicted with a wounded heart, encircled by a crown of thorns and radiating light.

Given this, it only makes sense that Lady Justice not be depicted with a blindfold (which, after all, represents objectivity).

The package for Glo "is dominated by light shades of blue, which are depicted with a fading effect," he wrote.

And Bruce Bochy with the San Francisco Giants, whose teammates once dubbed him "Bucket Head," is depicted with a noggin roughly the size of a Rose Bowl float.

In fact, his bearded hermits, deluded artists and men compensating for their loneliness with vacuum cleaner hoses, are all depicted with a wry, self-knowing humour.