Sentence examples for it's depiction from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, quality North Korean literature is rather difficult to come by, however I can recommend to everyone Guy Delisle's excellent graphic novel Pyongyang: if it's depiction of daily life in the land of Kim is anywhere near realistic, I sincerely hope the North Koreans beat Brazil: the people there need it more than most..

It's depiction – using a ruler, pens and pencils – is amusing, even innocent.

In 1963, Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are was banned from many schools across the United States – it's depiction of an unruly boy who defies his mother was seen as upsetting and potentially damaging to sensitive young readers.

As with the Living Walls Atlanta festival on the streets in 2012, this show gives full voice to women in a holistic and powerful way that rather redefines the context of a graffiti/street art/tattoo/skater scene which sometimes veers too close to being overtly sexist, if not outright misogynist in it's depiction of women and their roles.

Unfortunately, for the public at large, their knowledge of Oz begins and ends with the 1939 film, and it's that depiction that Raimi's sticks closest to.

It's this depiction of a rubber-necking feeding-frenzy that is perhaps this film's most alarming element.

"I think it's a depiction of one aspect of this very great person, like taking Jessie Owen's leg," she said, referring to the Olympic runner.

It's a depiction, it's impressionistic.

It's a depiction that should be controversial only for being so unprecedented.

It's a depiction that makes constant surveillance seem acceptable, perhaps even justified.

When he works figuratively, he said, "If I draw an arm, it's a depiction of that arm.