Sentence examples for depiction reflects from inspiring English sources

Second, the depiction reflects a widely shared assumption, one which forms part of the backdrop for debates about the nature of moral motivation, namely, that moral motivation is a strikingly regular and reliable phenomenon.

Medical depictions reflect them as such, sans soft skin and pursed lips and golden headbands. .

Instead of finding an Ohio University professor's analysis of all the James Bond movies and how their depiction of masculinity reflects changing cultural attitudes toward gay men, I got a University of Missouri professor discussing "Hierarchical Model of Democratic Attitude: Cognition, Affection and Conation".

With their multiple limbs, the depiction of the gods reflects a timelessness that "Mirage" so gracefully captures.

This depiction isn't reflected either in Mr. Obama's record or the 35-minute interview with Bloomberg BusinessWeek.

In fact, the samurai myth is now a fairly tarnished one in Japan, in a way that the movie's glory-filled depiction doesn't reflect.

But the Communist Party has always managed and controlled its depiction carefully, to reflect current objectives domestically and in China's relations with Japan, where the bloodbath is sometimes still minimized.

Then comes "The River Wensum, Norwich," a serene depiction of houses reflected in glass-like water, by John Crome, an unknown English painter admired by the French, whose exacting technique was at complete odds with Constable's style.

Re Mr. Singy's comments: Sadly, Hollywood's "domesticated" depiction of psychiatric illness hardly reflects the animus and prejudice of society at large.

The depiction of female leaders as innocents reflects enduring stereotypes about women in politics, but it can also be exploited by them.

Much of the depiction of immigrants as criminals sadly reflects a long tradition of describing immigrants as criminals, despite the fact that any studies over the past 100 years have shown the opposite.