Sentence examples for inserted depictions from inspiring English sources

In the same frame, Hergé inserted depictions of himself and his friend Edgar P. Jacobs (the book's colourist) into the crowd seeing Tintin off.

New elements were also inserted; Hergé added a depiction of ancient Egyptian pyramids into the background.

L. 110 401 inserted "or for the purpose of transmitting a live visual depiction of such conduct" after "for the purpose of producing any visual depiction of such conduct" and "or transmitted" after "imported".

The several hundred coat hanger spikes are inserted into each of the sculptures, making for a raw depiction of a profoundly violent act.

(1), inserted heading, inserted subpar.

They inserted glass eyes.

She varies "Before and After," Warhol's depiction of a nose-job ad, by inserting a Disney drawing of Cinderella getting the glass slipper--and she calls it "Before and Happily Ever After". Plante offers significant in-group trivia in case you're not initiated: Warhol himself had a nose job; Streisand is an icon to homosexuals for daring to be different.

By inserting a gay man into a heterosexual milieu familiar from countless French depictions of the bourgeoisie at play, "The Man of My Life" wants to rejuvenate the Gallic genre I call déjeuner sur l'herbe with contemporary themes.

The device also allows the novelist to insert self-critique; The Sunday Times reviewer notes that Imperial Bedrooms finds its characters "still a little sore at their depiction as inarticulate zombies".

Literary depictions were hardly kinder.

Most unlike his depictions did he seem.