Sentence examples for ever depicted from inspiring English sources

Nor are he and his family ever depicted as homeless.

And no artist has ever depicted ballet more truthfully — or more variously.

The awesome man-against-nature sequences are everything "The Perfect Storm" promised but failed to deliver, and its plane crash is the scariest ever depicted in a movie.

The thingness seems to have perturbed neither him nor his star, and they were taken aback when Guinness's performance was described, prior to the American release, as "the worst caricature of a Jew ever depicted in an English-speaking film".

This is a man who could enter a sales race with 50 Cent at the peak of his fame, and win with an album full of musical references to King Crimson, Aphex Twin and Italo-disco, and lyrics that depict a mind and a global situation in as much turmoil as Ziggy or Diamond Dogs's apocalyptic narratives ever depicted.

On the verso of the mount were the comments of S. K. Towle, surgeon, 30th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers: "Few sensation writers ever depicted worse punishments than this man must have received, though nothing in his appearance indicates any unusual viciousness — but on the contrary, he seems intelligent and well behaved".

Gleeson is as reliably rooted as ever, depicting a boozy and bearded quack named Holloran, who dines with the guests but, when the fancy moves him, breakfasts with the domestics — one of whom, moreover, he gorges on in bed.

But, the study said, "while it's good to see an L.G.B.T. character in such a high-profile role in a major franchise, depicting a bisexual person as villainous is an unfortunate cinematic tradition, and raises the question of whether a major studio would ever depict a male protagonist of an action franchise as anything other than straight".

And part of the appeal of "Rage," a new film by the British director Sally Potter, best known for the 1992 film "Orlando," is the way it manages to convey the tense minimalist theater of a fashion show without ever depicting one.

Fast-forward two years, and Béla Tarr, without ever depicting the actual incident -- turns this story into The Turin Horse, one of the most meaningful cinema experiences I've ever had.

In the comics Feather and Conn were always depicted as friends on the Abbot and Costello model, quarrelling, trading insults, but ever, at bottom, bosom pals.