Sentence examples for depiction among from inspiring English sources

Though the image of Kitchener (Britain's most popular soldier) inspired several other poster designs, Taylor says he can find no evidence in photographs of the time that the Leete poster was used, although a photograph from 15 December 1914 taken at the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway station in Liverpool clearly depicts Leete's depiction among other recruiting posters.

One illustration clearly emerged as the most preferred and most easily understood risk depiction among our target audience; however we concur with other researchers that a single risk illustration might not be unanimously accepted by all people [ 32].

Alternatively, we used Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel statistics to assess whether the most preferred depictions differed among selected subgroups (e.g., men versus women, more versus less educated).

But the scenes among those written off by the world have a devastating accuracy, with a tender depiction of love among the disregarded and abused.

This is a dark, dark story, both in terms of theme, and its graphic depiction of murder (among other things)." —Matt Brown Margaret Atwoodd's Oryx & Crake still invades my dreams from time to time.

The causal loop diagram in Fig.  1 is a high-level depiction of relationships among elements of the HIV care continuum.

While the diagram is highly stylised and simplified, its depiction of relationships among major research areas could enable iterative learning and application of previous findings on patient involvement in safety and quality improvement broadly.

At the 1999 Venice Biennale he had a hit with a monumental depiction of celebrities, Yasir Arafat and Monica Lewinsky among them.

"Dead Birds" (1963), Robert Gardner's depiction of ritual warfare among the Dani people of New Guinea, was greeted as a landmark of ethnographic filmmaking.

Yet as a depiction of conditions prevailing among many of Underwood's generation (he was born in 1984), it sounds accurate.

Courage, love of adventure and physical hardiness — as well as brains — are used by it". "Dead Birds" (1963), Robert Gardner's depiction of ritual warfare among the Dani people of New Guinea, was greeted as a landmark of ethnographic filmmaking.