Sentence examples for depiction that from inspiring English sources

Depicted in rock are the Confederate leaders Jefferson Davis, Robert E Lee and Thomas J Stonewall Jacksonon – in a 120m-high depiction that covers three acres.

It's a depiction that should be controversial only for being so unprecedented.

Do you live in Sheffield or another city known for a cultural depiction that needs "updating"?

It's a depiction that makes constant surveillance seem acceptable, perhaps even justified.

Any erotic depiction that erases the shame that women feel about their periods is a good thing.

This sequence summarizes a pattern of Antarctic musical depiction that goes back more than 50 years, to Ralph Vaughan Williams's score for the film "Scott of the Antarctic" and the "Sinfonia Antartica," which was based on it.

QUESTION FROM KARLA: How do you feel about the negative depictions that still exist about Haiti, such as they practice voodoo, etc., that we keep hearing about?

More typically, the painted depictions that occur in folk art are incorporated into other objects; for example, the American clock faces bearing local landscapes.

Children have to be shielded from a broader category defined as "harmful to minors," including graphic depictions that are "patently offensive" while lacking literary, artistic or scientific value.

The general response to the show seemed along the lines of, "We're serious people here working seriously hard to improve the world, and we resent any depictions that might undermine that".

Music may be expressive of human feelings, in the sense already described, but this is a far cry from saying that it contains depictions that are true to human nature.