Sentence examples for familiar depictions from inspiring English sources

The ads involve familiar depictions of young people opting out of more prosaic day-to-day interactions — a long-winded family member, an officious flight attendant, a droning boss — in favor of their smart phones.

When there are no familiar depictions to point to and say, "I am like that, and do that, and feel that way," it becomes far more difficult for a person to hear, believe, or right herself.

As guest of honour, Jesus would have been at the end of the table with John the Apostle at his side, rather than at the centre, as proposed by more familiar depictions such as Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper.

It is a familiar depiction of poverty in the 19th century city.

Dr. Edward O. Wilson, the Harvard entomologist and ecologist, said, "The depiction, that extremely familiar depiction, is probably not entirely accurate, but it's close enough to the mark to make the point".

This familiar depiction of Brin finds its way into practically every major profile ever written about the company, and so too does it dutifully roll into Ken Auletta's newest book, Googled: The End Of The World As We Know It.

Nor is this the Walker Evans-type of craggy beauty familiar in depictions of the poor; the bag lady's bags are a nice green, and clean.

Although each have earned high marks from critics and audiences alike, the two films are seemingly worlds apart but for one disturbing commonality--the all too familiar Hollywood depiction of dysfunctional Black motherhood.

The film uses all the techniques familiar from other depictions of mass migration and suffering to try to bring the catastrophe down to a graspable scale, but it's not terribly effective at humanizing its characters.

Unlike alcohol's blunt and blatant outward manifestations, its subjective effects, though hardly less familiar, defy exact depiction.

The one aspect of "The Fear Index" that is tired and familiar is its depiction of the rise of the machine-to-machine economy as murderous and menacing.