Sentence examples similar to long depiction from inspiring English sources

And notice, too, that at no point in the long depictions of attacking columns and defending squares and cavalry charging flanks do we ever have any broad sense of which way the battle is going.

Joe Sacco's epic, 24-ft-long depiction of the first day of the battle of the Somme has been recreated on the wall of the Paris metro.

These provide a sanitary model of justice, with generally tidy hour-long depictions of crime and punishment, of perps whose punishment is usually relatively swift and righteous.

This is less a vivid tale of survival than one long, tedious depiction of force against force.

But the rulings are nevertheless likely to bolster the long-held depiction by conservatives of many judges as liberal legislators in robes.

The most emotionally wrenching and enthralling of the series was "The Long Winter," a depiction of the winter her family endured in 1880-81 while they were living in South Dakota.

The low acoustic power also limits the damage to the microbubbles under acoustic push; thus, more microbubbles will remain in the circulation and a long time CEUS depiction is available [ 1].

Spinosaurus has long been depicted in popular books about dinosaurs, although only recently has there been enough information about spinosaurids for an accurate depiction.

In chapter 2, empirical evidence with a focus on long-term unemployment will be summarised following a depiction of long-term unemployment and long-term basic income receipt.

In particular, it marks an advance over the horrendous anti-Semitism that long characterized Christian depictions of Judas.

"For better or worse," Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in the decision, "our society has long regarded many depictions of killing and maiming as suitable features of popular entertainment".