Sentence examples for depiction of something from inspiring English sources

And there was a frenzied depiction of something that can only be described as Fifty Shades of Bates.

Such controls are skeumorphs because they are holdovers from the days before computerised aircraft, and have been left in their original form for the benefit of pilots, who are used to them working in a particular way.So can a digital depiction of something properly be called a skeuomorph?

This year's "Saturday Night Live" season has been very funny, but the most startling moment was not a sketch but a depiction of something real: Trump's obsessive tweeting, four years ago, about the end of the relationship between Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.

Why do depictions of something so pure, fantastically so, make us feel so uncomfortable?

Her willfully breezy depiction of terrorism is something worse.

The movie's sanctimonious depiction of "thinking" as something greater than what the regular run of people do is one of the signs of its artistic failure.

Me Before You has proved controversial because of – spoilers ahead – its seeming depiction of disability as something the quadriplegic character would rather die than endure.

He suspected that the authorities backed the film, which is the most expensive Egyptian production ever, because they saw its unflinching depiction of corruption as something that could prepare the public for the emergence of the next Big Man — who will sweep away everything, including the corrupt old guard.

A well-intended but ultimately very underqualified octogenarian woman in Borja, Spain, has become something of an international art celebrity as her attempt to restore Elias Garcia Martinez's "Ecce Homo -styled fresco transformed a more tHomo -styledold depiction ofrescostransformedthing else entirely.

On the other side there's the depiction, worn with age, of something that was important long, long ago, but not to me.

Welles, speaking in the film in 1982, three years before his death, says the depiction was "something of a dirty trick".