Sentence examples for has long depicted from inspiring English sources

Blackburn contends that the storyline has long depicted Hayley's palliative care as "superb".

He has long depicted himself as the defiant African leader who will stand up to the British and the Americans, while painting his rival, Mr. Tsvangirai, as their stooge.

Mr. Mpofu, a vociferous supporter of Zimbabwe's 87-year-old strongman, President Robert Mugabe, has long depicted efforts to impose tough monitoring requirements on Zimbabwe's diamond exports as part of a Western ploy to enact "illegal regime change" in the country.

THAKSIN SHINAWATRA'S shrillest critics have long depicted him as a dictator and a bully.

Mr. Litvinenko's adversaries had long depicted him as an agent of British intelligence, accusing him of trying to recruit Mr. Lugovoi.

Religions have long depicted mountains as vantage-points from which enlightenment or salvation might be gained: think of Moses on Pisgah or Dante trying to reach paradise by climbing Mount Purgatorio.

The dwarf planet has long been depicted as a grey or blue colour.

Ironically, the United States has long been depicted as a land of economic equality, with widespread prosperity.

Spinosaurus has long been depicted in popular books about dinosaurs, although only recently has there been enough information about spinosaurids for an accurate depiction.

The tree sparrow has long been depicted in Chinese and Japanese art, often on a plant spray or in a flying flock, and representations by oriental artists including Hiroshige have featured on the postage stamps of Antigua and Barbuda, Central African Republic, China and the Gambia.

We know from the terrorist's recording that one of his first victims welcomed him with the words "Hello, brother". Muslims have long been depicted as an uncivilized, warlike people, but the opposite is true.