Sentence examples for depicts not only from inspiring English sources

And the portrait depicts not only an individual but also the surrounding culture.

The rocky cliffs he depicts not only lose their foliage as the days get shorter but also become steeper and more angular.

Buchanan's village logo depicts not only an oil cloth factory, which once dominated town industry, but also a man raising a chisel toward a symbol for atomic energy.

He depicts not only the strangling bureaucracy but also the raw naivety of government operatives as they run into the buzzing world of western agents and lawyers and sponsors and television networks and sports leagues.

Yet the man is not a zealot: magnanimous and high-minded, he wishes for Tara to see a doctor When Tara is locked up with other abducted women in a courtyard, Yashpal depicts not only their wounds, but their tics and their vanities.

Ultimately the mandala depicts not only the cosmos or the Dharma as object but also one's own interior self in meditation as one interiorizes it or as one visualizes it within.

The two magnates might, however, have found the ice sculpture — which depicted not only the Titanic but the iceberg as well — in questionable taste.

The scenes on these stupas depict not only the great events of the Buddha's last life but also those of his previous births as well.

It must have been clear to my mother that she was losing me to all the film depicted, not only to sexuality but to a life without a parental center.

Ms. Lawson says the stories were selected to depict not only the cultural diversity of Africa but also to show how Africans have found ways, under even the most forbidding circumstances, "to survive and thrive".

Amid the sounds and smells of the rocky coast, damp from the outgoing tide, it was obvious that besides being a painter, Walker was a naturalist, one who had found a way to depict not only the forms and edges of nature, but also its texture, sounds and smells.