Sentence examples for having been depicted from inspiring English sources

Given the combustibility of their head coach, Michael Cheika, in recent months – he raged in his media conference after the Auckland defeat to New Zealand last Saturday having been depicted as a clown in a newspaper on the morning of the match – it could be a bonfire of the profanities.

"By building this machine I proved that this assumption is wrong and transactions can be automated with or without an [authenticator]." Tod Beardsley, a security engineer at Rapid7, said such "salami slicing" attacks were well known, having been depicted in films such as Superman III, Hackers and Office Space.

Pocahontas was the first nonmythical woman to earn that distinction on U.S. paper money, having been depicted on the back of the $20 bill from 1865 to 1869 and on the $20 bill in 1875.

I've been depicted in other people's books.

In movies such as (1978), the piranha has been depicted as a ravenous indiscriminate killer.

One, near Natanz, had been depicted by Iranian officials as part of a desert-eradication program.

He has been depicted twice on the London stage in 15 months.

The characters of Romeo and Juliet have been depicted in literature, music, dance, and theatre.

Because of its ephemeral nature, it has been depicted as a "sexting" app.

The mosque had been depicted by European antiterrorism investigators as a focus of terrorist planning.

For this, Mr. Schiavo, 40, has been depicted as a heartless fiend.