Sentence examples for depicts it as from inspiring English sources

But if there is some conflict or disagreement among organised forces, then political leaders implicitly arrive at an image of the issue that depicts it as too difficult to deal with at this particular point in time.

Some commentary depicts it as a debate between radicals and moderates; but it's actually a debate between extortionists and con men.

Instead, he depicts it as a messy, uncertain, often inconclusive process, albeit one that is more fun, and much more productive than tweaking cigarette packets.

As extraordinary as Villefranche-sur-Mer is, I'm surprised Mr. Sherwood depicts it as a "sheltered" neighbor to the louder cities of Nice and Cannes.

I won't give away Spielberg's astonishingly audacious directorial approach to the event, but need only say that he depicts it as the tragedy of a child (Tad, the youngest, played by Gulliver McGrath) who is deprived of his father.

It's a theme that Louis Malle had approached in the frivolous "Murmur of the Heart," from 1971; where Malle presents incest as another droll episode in the self-sufficient and self-satisfied life of a prosperous family, Bertolucci depicts it as an act of desperation in a shattered family.

"This is a fundamentally a different conversation than what people are trying to depict it as," said Leitch in an interview with CBC.

Its fiercest critics depicted it as a close-knit conspiracy, bound together by the same schools, colleges and family connections.

A common tactic is to pull a remark out of its original context and depict it as meaning something the speaker never intended.

It is only half-fair to depict it as heartless and greedy.

"Are you depicting it as covered with acrylic, or as open water?" Racanelli asked.