Sentence examples for has always depicted from inspiring English sources
He has always depicted self-conscious and self-controlled characters who come to grief when they yield to undisciplined passion.
Although Walters has always depicted malicious gossip and abuse of the elderly as serious social evils, by linking this behavior to the methodical savagery committed in wartime, she takes the suspense novel into new territory.
"For me this painting has always depicted a utopia," comments Akomfrah, "because it suggests that the Adamic space of our emergence was multicultural!" In a year in which Danny Boyle was congratulated for including Windrush arrivals in his Olympic opening ceremony, watching Peripeteia reminded me how short-sighted a historical representation that was.
His realist paintings have always depicted dramatic actions -- burning cars, sharks cutting through water -- while remaining decidedly inert as art objects.
Rwanda had paid a heavy price in international opinion for its part in the wars there, but Kagame had always depicted those wars as the price that had to be paid for reconciliation at home.
The Chinese press had always depicted America in broad strokes — as a land of extreme wealth and extreme poverty, of sexual license and rampant violence — but the portrait was now far more vivid.
At his meeting with Mr. Megrahi on Friday, Colonel Qaddafi equated the anger among families of the Lockerbie victims at Mr. Megrahi's release with Libya's indignation at his conviction for the bombing, which Mr. Megrahi and his supporters have always depicted as a gross miscarriage of justice.
Another petition: Every episode must involve these two talking on the phone ("Tuesday is perfect". "I will have your wig ready then, ma'am").. Stan and Peggy are one of the few healthy couples the show has ever depicted, but Peggy's always had a terrible time mixing friendship and romance.
