Sentence examples for having depicted from inspiring English sources

Having depicted on screen Chinese women falling for members of the Japanese occupation forces, she read in the newspapers that she was to be publicly executed at Shanghai's horse track.

Having depicted modern Israeli life in his previous films, a run-in with several critics turned 39-year-old Tel Avivian film-maker Yoav Shamir on to the subject of antisemitism.

If this celestial being, having duly noticed these things, having counted the number of glow-worm twinkles that he could see, and having depicted or measured the phosphorescent points and the clusters of fire-flies, were straightway to rise up and say that now he knew all about the distribution of life on this earth, how greatly, indeed, would he have been mistaken.

"Finally, in about the eleventh round," Roth recalled, "when Ralph had a feeling I couldn't come out for the twelfth, he came out and said, 'What's going on here?' Ellison said that he had gotten mail from black readers furious with him for having depicted incest in a black family — a sharecropper who sleeps with his daughter".

Despite Rockwell's general optimism, he had misgivings about having depicted such a large turkey when much of Europe was "starving, overrun [and] displaced" as World War II raged.

How shall I have depicted the truth?

Some writers have depicted the episode as a great miracle.

Many notable writers have depicted the frontier life of Texas.

Greek tabloids have depicted Angela Merkel, the chancellor, in Nazi uniform.

These performances have depicted historical attitudes to disability.

The images have depicted two distinct phases during the entire heating process.