Sentence examples for depiction itself from inspiring English sources

Usually simply cut and sometimes crudely coloured or stenciled, they served to illustrate popular subjects, with more interest often in the idea than in the depiction itself.

For each molecule, PubChem provides an SDF file containing coordinates for a 2D depiction, as well as the depiction itself as a PNG file.

"Chemotherapy" That the dying friend and lover is also a poet, who has also written of his own demise, could easily have undermined Sophie Cabot Black's unwavering commitment to depiction itself -- but luckily has not.

The yellow blob is both a real splotch of colour and a depiction of itself.

David S. Cohen, the Treasury under secretary in charge of administering sanctions, rejected Hezbollah's depiction of itself as a resistance organization, noting that three of Europe's biggest countries — Britain, Germany and France — now support an effort within the European Union to classify Hezbollah as a terrorist group.

By 1935, when he was nine, Grafton was already a depiction of itself a generation earlier; it was chosen that year as the location for the film version of O'Neill's "Ah, Wilderness!," which was set in a turn-of-the-century New England town.

The very idea of Walt using Linux is a comical depiction by itself.

Secondly, Josiah Royce's adaptation of Dedekind in his "self-representative systems," exemplified by a perfect map that includes a depiction of itself.

This depiction in itself would have been disturbing and a political distortion but not, on its face, qualifying for the accusation of anti-Semitism.

Arrangements like this are nothing new in American politics, of course, but this latest iteration reminds us that the Republican Party's depiction of itself as a bulwark of religion against liberal secularism provides a convenient cover to the battle between religious faiths that has been raging within its own house.

And that was all because of Padura's depiction of Havana itself.