Sentence examples for depiction of himself from inspiring English sources

Donald Dell, Ashe's friend and coach, professed surprise at Connors's depiction of himself as injured.

García does not help himself with his common depiction of himself as a victim when things go wrong.

A miniature depiction of himself reaches down to these figures from his perch in an arch topping the panel.

This depiction of himself as the champion of ordinary Americans, and the Republicans as hand-maidens to the rich, was very effective.

His depiction of himself as a dandyish gentleman painter sold for £22.4m, a new auction record for the artist, beating the previous high of £16.3m, set in 1989.

But none of these very real problems with the nature of the opposition sanction Harper's depiction of himself as the victim of a coup.

The artist's depiction of himself as a dandyish gentleman, complete with palette in right hand and brush in left hand, broke the previous record for a Manet of £16.3m, set in 1989.

In the same frame, Hergé inserted depictions of himself and his friend Edgar P. Jacobs (the book's colourist) into the crowd seeing Tintin off.

The depiction of Parsifal himself was less successful, seen through the eyes of a New Yorker.

One of the first issues that the animators faced during production of Aladdin was the depiction of Aladdin himself.

Q: The depiction of the Disrupt conference was a hit.