Sentence examples for issues depicted from inspiring English sources

HOW does that change compare with the changes in attitude on other social issues depicted in the graphic, whether legalization of marijuana, interracial marriage or abortion?

Andy McKelvey and I have a terrific relationship both professionally and personally, with none of the issues depicted by your article.

In her statement, Haber said LAUSD has already started repairs at Franklin High School and is looking into fixing other issues depicted in the photos.

The issues depicted in the film are affecting not only the UMUT, but also many of the 566 nationally recognized tribes throughout the United States.

Issues depicted in the various series include war and peace, the value of personal loyalty, authoritarianism, imperialism, class warfare, economics, racism, religion, human rights, sexism, feminism, and the role of technology.

Its early issues depicted erect penises, interracial sex (neither of which Playboy and Penthouse had touched), bondage, MMF threesomes, a nude pregnant woman, and a pre-operative trans woman, which the academic Laura Kipnis referred to in her essay "Disgust and Desire: Hustler Magazine" as "a true moment of frisson for your typical heterosexual male".

Later issues depict more accurate Indians, including Bela Lyon Pratt's Indian Head gold pieces (1908), the Buffalo nickel (1913) by James Earle Fraser, who worked from Native American models, and the Oregon Trail Memorial half dollar (1926), designed by Fraser and his wife Laura.

We developed two CLDs for demand and supply side issues, depicting the range of factors associated with neonatal mortality such as maternal health, level of awareness of maternal and newborn health, and availability and quality of health services, among others.

Over the years he did 1,000 or so more for Esquire; almost 100 for Time, including a number of covers (one of which, for the 1967 Man of the Year issue, depicted President Johnson as a raging and despairing King Lear); and dozens over all for The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone and other publications.

Everest fudges the issue, depicting disaster but still finding a kernel of triumph within it.

The cover of the September/October issue depicts three fantasy pumpkins.