Sentence examples for depicts- from inspiring English sources

"The Giver depicts a society where the government has grown well beyond an anti-state," reveals the budding critic.

So much of the final two episodes depicts quite graphically what the thick of battle is like.

Terrah Guymala and I stop in front of a painting that depicts, from a chicken's perspective, a cook coming towards it with a cleaver.

In another of the series she depicts a void in the mother's abdomen, where the infant had been.

The Columbia University graduate who carried a dorm room mattress on campus for months in protest at the school's refusal to expel the man she accused of raping her, released a performance art piece that depicts a sexual encounter she warns "may resemble rape".

One painting depicts with extraordinary accuracy (given the image was perhaps held in memory for months before being painted) what appears to be a.50 calibre Spencer carbine of the type carried by Cadell's party, complete with seven cartridges.

The film humorously depicts the developing relationship between apparent opposites who somehow overcome the obstacles between them.

Turns out the Norfolk-based director, Guy Myhill, employed a couple of builder mates in his debut film, which depicts a rural poverty and a place – the fens – rarely seen on screen.

In Proust's Remembrance of Things Past, the narrator depicts the "powerful joy" that a tea-soaked madeleine awakes in him when he is "dispirited after a dreary day, with the prospect of a depressing morrow".

This haunting picture graphically depicts a medieval murder.

Yemi Kale of the National Bureau of Statistics said: "While it [GDP] depicts how rich a nation is, this is not necessarily the same as showing how rich the individuals in the nation are, due to the problem of unequal distribution of wealth.