Sentence examples for language depicts from inspiring English sources

Karel Čapek's 1921 science-fiction play, R.U.R., which is credited with introducing the word to the English language, depicts a cyborg labour force that rebels against its human masters, leading to the extinction of the human race.

The film made in Marathi language depicts the struggle of Dadasaheb Phalke in making of India's first full length feature film, Raja Harishchandra (1913).

Hill says, "My childhood love of roller coasters and high speeds and daring thrills and taking risks and chasing highs and pushing my body to extremes and testing my limits just to feel a little bit more alive than the rest?" In Jibade-Khalil Huffman's multimedia installation, the artist and poet's experiential use of language depicts the complexity of black thought and rage.

When opinion pieces are included, the Times has published at least 15 separate articles employing such language, depicting Chávez as a "dictator" or "strongman".

In short, mathematics is an every-changing human language depicting changing patterns in the universe.

Co-speech iconic gestures are of particular interest because these are the gestures which occur spontaneously alongside language, depicting attributes of the events or objects under discussion without being conventionalised symbols (McNeill, 1992).

Their answer, and that of many scientists and medical academics, was an unequivocal 'Yes.' The leading German human genetics text at the time contained much racist language, depicted Jews negatively, and advocated infanticide for disabled infants [ 3].

The descriptions of the key "swing" and "roll" events in each participant's description were identified by one researcher, and gestures and language depicting these events were separately analysed.

Among them is data visualization, the new visual language that depicts complex information clearly.

With accurate empathy and gorgeous language, Hall depicts the grim, biblical mother, who scares herself by cursing God in childbirth, and the softly stoic father, who has to grow so many hearts to hold his sorrows.

The 430 short poems written by her, in a language that depicts her love for her divine lover "Channa Mallikarjuna" (lit, "Beautiful Mallikarjuna", a name for the god Shiva), and the 15th-century anthology, the Sunyasampadane, are the main sources of information about her life.