Sentence examples for group depiction from inspiring English sources

A disquisition of a Wright sermon is only of interest because of the relationship of Barack Obama to his former pastor, the major role Wright played in Obama's life, and because Wright 's ideas and statements will play a role in the Republican (and section 527 group) depiction of Obama in the general election should Obama be the Democratic nominee for President this year.

(In a 1981 survey, the literature professor Janice A. Radway found that the romance readers in her sample group considered the depiction of rape only slightly less objectionable than a sad ending).

A mean ±SE was calculated from the data collected in each group for graphical depiction, expressed as fold change vs. sham control group.

She didn't land C4 in trouble with the Gypsy groups over its depiction of that community.

The once strict censorship of the Comics Code Authority an industry group that policed depictions of sex and violent content in mass-market comics lessened and ultimately became irrelevant to most publishers and consumers.

Proving the issue is only getting more heated, a billboard advertising an Australia Day flag-raising ceremony in Melbourne has been removed after billboard company QMS received complaints from far-right fringe groups over its depiction of two women wearing hijabs, in front of an Australian flag.

Another finalist, "Ultrasound," by Australian director Peter Carstairs, placed third in the Ad Meter rankings, but generated lots of buzz on social media, both from pro-abortion groups complaining about its depiction of an unborn baby and anti-abortion groups praising it.

It was a depiction of group therapy, but that's what it actually was".

Kaplan-Meier curves for each risk group offer an intuitive depiction of variation in prognosis.

In briefs, the government, along with animal-rights groups, asserted that depictions of animal cruelty were of such grievous harm to society that they — like depictions of child pornography, which the Court had prohibited with its decision in New York v. Ferber (1982) — were not shielded by the Constitution.

The film also upset Jewish organizations that saw the character of Nazerman as a spur to anti-Semitism, and some minority groups objected to the depiction of pimps, prostitutes, and drug dealers in Harlem.