Sentence examples for long depicted from inspiring English sources

Blackburn contends that the storyline has long depicted Hayley's palliative care as "superb".

THAKSIN SHINAWATRA'S shrillest critics have long depicted him as a dictator and a bully.

Austria long depicted itself as the "first victim" of Nazism, when it was really its enthusiastic partner.

Shaping the World In the realm of fact and fancy that was the ancient art of map making, California was long depicted as an island.

Mr. Litvinenko's adversaries had long depicted him as an agent of British intelligence, accusing him of trying to recruit Mr. Lugovoi.

He has long depicted himself as the defiant African leader who will stand up to the British and the Americans, while painting his rival, Mr. Tsvangirai, as their stooge.

The Fiorina campaign followed up with another video, more than seven minutes long, depicting Senator Barbara Boxer, the Democratic incumbent, as a crazed blimp, floating across the country.

It's a series of brief strips, many only a page or two long, depicting his experiences caring for his kids, seeking opportunities to draw local landmarks without being interrupted by soldiers, and trying to comprehend how the residents of a heavily contested territory live day to day.

It is not a place where you expect to find beauty, and perhaps this best explains the dumbfounded reaction of a first-time visitor to the prison's cavernous dining hall, where six epic murals — each measuring roughly 12 feet high by 100 feet long — depict a populist vision of California history.

Each scene is a few seconds long, depicting a young basketball player recreating a famous Jordan moment in slow motion.

The dwarf planet has long been depicted as a grey or blue colour.