Sentence examples for depicts yet from inspiring English sources

"Insurers Faulted as Overloading Social Security" (front page, April 1) depicts yet another form of cheating by insurers and individuals that is costing our nation billions of dollars annually.

And the French actress Anna Mouglalis depicts yet another Chanel — the one who had an intense affair with the composer Igor Stravinsky — in Jan Kounen's "Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky," which received mostly lukewarm reviews when it closed this year's Cannes Film Festival.

A third picture by Vermeer depicting yet another woman playing the virginal delivers a strikingly different message.

Homes: It doesn't bother or surprise me that we're not seeing the newest suburbs being depicted yet.

Here, we depict yet another application of SERS in the field of drug DNA interaction and thereby, its promising role in rational designing of new chemotherapeutic agents.

There may be little that's cheering in the conditions depicted, yet Sissako's film revels in the joy of people, of music and of film, making Timbuktu a formidable statement of resistance in itself.

However, the full picture especially the cellular adaptive and protective mechanisms against ethanol-induced stress and tissue injury has not been well depicted yet.

He doesn't depict anything, yet it's more than representation, it's about the meaning of existence and pushing the medium of paint".

By the way, has there been, before or since, a show in which sexuality in general and kinky sexuality in particular were so graphically depicted and yet so unobjectionably received?

It fits Dan Dennett's "Pandemonium" model of the mind-brain, which depicts not-yet-conscious words, ideas, mood-tones, thoughts, impulses of all sorts jostling competitively for emergence into consciousness.

Confidently layered onto the canvas and masterfully outlined, these illustrations depict mysterious yet familiar scenes.