Sentence examples for depiction in a from inspiring English sources

In November, 1936, Wolfe's former landlady, Marjorie Dorman, complained to Perkins about her pseudonymous depiction in a story by Wolfe that had been published in Scribner's magazine.

The three-level center will allow visitors who now get a sketchy description of the Capitol and the workings of Congress from young staff members to receive a more accurate depiction in a museum setting.

In Mad Men, Joan Holloway's shocking date rape on the floor of her apartment by fiancé Greg in the second season was a rare depiction in a medium that had preferred to make attackers anonymous.

Mr. Kelly objected to his depiction in a Vanity Fair article by H. G. Bissinger, on which the screenplay was based, and it took him two years to bring himself to read and approve the adaptation.

Christina Zlogar presented joint work with Anna Alsop, and Kathryn Davidson (talk) at XPrag in Italy, on "Description and depiction in a reference game" Kate and Annemarie at SALT 28! Kathryn Davidson, Annemarie Kocab, Laura Wagner, and Andrea Sims (poster): Verbal form and event structure in sign languages.

Last month, when a number of Clinton's former aides complained to ABC about his depiction in a miniseries about September 11th that the network was planning to broadcast, the Post, apparently tipped off by Clinton's office, put their objections on its front page.

A climactic depiction, in an archival photo, of the original "Star Trek" cast pushes in the knife of nostalgia and gives it a poignant twist.

Throughout this history of "swordplay" — from its first depiction, in an ancient Egyptian mural, down to modern tournaments where hits are logged by electronic sensors — Cohen draws upon his own experience as a sabreur who represented England in the Olympics.

The trial of the historian Cremutius Cordus, in Annales 4, speaks to that concern, and the speech of Cremutius in the senate triggers a comparison with the historian's depiction in an early work by Annaeus Seneca, his Consolatio ad Marciam, a "letter" written to Cremutius' daughter.

She claims that some figures seem to move, as is the case of a depiction in which a small being is trying to escape from the clenched claws of a larger being.

The anaerobically reduced KtzI FADred NADP+– l-Orn structure and an accompanying depiction in which a bromide ion from crystallization has displaced the substrate [KtzI FADred NADP+ Br] are very similar to the aerobically reduced depictions of PvdA and SidA.