Sentence examples for depiction of which from inspiring English sources

The continuing depiction of which is no Sherlockian mystery; it reminds us only that it hasn't changed – we have.

Just a pity a fraction of it wasn't spent on Chartism, the depiction of which was risible.

In a letter to the Guardian, Shawcross wrote: "My personal opinions – the offensive depiction of which by Margaret Hodge I refute entirely – are not relevant to the commission's regulatory position.

Rogen and Franco play two journalists charged with carrying out the killing, the depiction of which caused officials to complain to the United Nations in July and has seen state media warning of "merciless retaliation".

Clarence Darrow's brilliant legal strategy — the depiction of which is one of the more compelling sections of this page-turner of a book — saved them from the hanging that most thought they richly deserved.

The Mount Sion steam crane (a depiction of which is used as the logo of the Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal Society) sits rusting and unused at Mount Sion, on the Bury arm.

Pakistan objected to the depiction of Adam, which it said broke a prohibition on depicting Koranic figures.

How suitable for the depiction of venues which must appear not altogether real.

"I don't think I could do it again," she said of her scathing, vociferous depiction of Barbara Fordham, which earned her a Tony nomination.

Twelve people were killed in the shooting on January 7 by the Islamic extremist Kouachi brothers over the magazine's depiction of Mohammed, which is considered blasphemous.

What's notable here is what the new Bond books have all displayed — a changed sensibility, particularly toward the depiction of women, which was never Fleming's strong suit.