Sentence examples for few depictions from inspiring English sources
Q. Arlene Croce wrote in The New Yorker that your role in "Rubies" is "one of the few depictions we have in ballet of a fully sexed, civilized adult male".
Some rooms are depicted with one or more occupants — a standing couple, seemingly deep in conversation; a man sitting at a desk; a woman similarly situated, embroidering by an open window; another woman sewing at night, with one of the show's few depictions of a lowered shade.
Few depictions of lovemaking on a New York stage have been more sensual than the brief, impassioned encounter between two fully-clothed concert singers underneath a dimly lighted grand piano that is the climactic scene of the director Deborah Warner's intriguing production of Janacek's "Diary of One Who Vanished" at the John Jay College Theater.
A few depictions of Jesus hang from the ceiling, but here ends the similarities with a typical Catholic church.
Although the net (rete) was this gladiator's signature weapon, few depictions of the device survive.
I care a lot about talking about bisexuality, because there are few depictions of it.
Franco-Cantabrian art spans the entire Upper Paleolithic Period and is composed of often naturalistic images of animals, far fewer depictions of humans, and a great variety of geometric and highly enigmatic "signs".
A few discreet depictions of the Prophet Muhammad may distress some Muslims, who object to any images of the prophet.
More Comic Obama and Biden Depictions: Find a few more depictions of the president and vice president, or of their relationship, in places like The Onion or elsewhere.
Before I began to research her, I couldn't help but see Hilda as a vague copy of one of the few cultural depictions of a suffragette; the garrulous Mrs Banks in Mary Poppins, bedecked in her giant sash and annoying everybody with her raucous songs.
Many European sailors were shipwrecked on the coasts of the island, among them Robert Drury, whose journal is one of the few written depictions of life in southern Madagascar during the 18th century.
