Sentence examples for depiction of spring from inspiring English sources

The poem ends with a description of the plague at Athens, a sombre picture of death that contrasts with the depiction of spring and birth in the invocation to Venus with which the poem opens.

Here's Lee's depiction of winter: What more could you want?

A Grandma Moses depiction of Thanksgiving and an Al Hirschfield caricature of Skitch hang on the walls.

Christopher Plummer's crotchety voice-over is delightful, and the depiction of 1950s London is as heart-warming as a cup of tea and a biscuit.

In his New York debut recital 11 years ago, André Solomon-Glover, a baritone, made a strong case for a song cycle by Chandler Carter, a depiction of 1960's civil-rights uprisings.

The show is The Americans, a nail-biting depiction of 1981 cold-war Washington that's the most talked-about drama on US television this year.

When Will meets a pimpled Yale freshman named Casper Gedsic, "Pharmakon" is still immersed in a fondly satirical depiction of 1950s academia.

There's a nagging artificiality to the playwrights' depiction of 1950s America, magnified by the uneven acting, wandering accents and absence of a sense of place in David Aula's production.

It accused Sorkin of adding two new characters to the script, altering several characters and writing a script that "did not present a fair depiction of 1930s small-town Alabama".

In a nook called The City Seen, an Impressionist piece by Ernest Lawson hangs near a Rauschenberg construction, and Emily Brock's 1991 miniature glass reproduction of a diner sits beneath a 1654 Dutch depiction of winter sports.

13), James Buchan cites several alleged anachronisms in my satiric depiction of 1695 London -- for instance, the existence of mahogany furniture, the sight of a broken umbrella on the street and a character's use of the term "amicable acquisition".