Sentence examples for find depictions from inspiring English sources
I was a 19-year-old virgin coming into my sexuality and trying to find depictions of black gay life.
In paintings by William Ritschel, Arthur Hill Gilbert, John Gamble, Edgar Payne, Hanson Puthoff and Maurice Braun, among others, you find depictions of nature devoid of human presence.
"As television and streaming services continue to produce a remarkable breadth of diverse LGBT representations, we still struggle to find depictions anywhere near as authentic or meaningful in mainstream Hollywood film," Glaad president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said.
The Christian clergy made frequent allegorical and symbolic reference to instruments, yet ironically, it is common to find depictions of angels, cherubs, or King David playing on the very instruments that were not permitted to sound in Christian worship.
Stand in front of the Rijksmuseum's charcoal-painted walls and look again at those Golden Age pictures of church interiors and you will find depictions of dogs cavorting, gallants chatting up maids and market stalls trading within the house of God.
Although many female artists' lives were as rich in incident, in love, and in artistic relationships as their male counterparts, it can be difficult to find depictions of the men that were these artists' lovers, friends, and muses.
At Fumane Cave in Italy, for example, archaeologists found depictions of animals and what appeared to be a half-human, half-beast figure, dated to about 37,000 years ago or even older, although the error ranges for the dates were fairly wide.
In light of the commission's personnel issues, however, some environmental groups find such depictions off base.
It is rare, if not unique, in Britain to find sculpted depictions of Christ in public places.
I've been on a mission for the past few years to find historical depictions of black people and other peoples of colour that aren't racist caricatures.
Every couple's story is a drama, and I'm a cinematic democrat: I find the depictions of lives and the revelations of people too often written off artistically as ordinary to be the very stuff and essence of art.
