Sentence examples for most often depicted from inspiring English sources

She's the most often depicted of Vuillard's muses".

With this mandate, Warner Bros. became the studio that most often depicted working people and underdogs, and which dealt most forthrightly with the pain of the Depression.

The book makes a clear effort to destigmatize the hobby for boys, who are most often depicted wearing the prescribed aprons, but in no other way could one call this book progressive.

As with the jinn, an ifrit may be either a believer or an unbeliever, good or evil, but he is most often depicted as a wicked and ruthless being.

She's most often depicted in blue, symbolizing virtue.

Unfortunately, stereotypes of women of color are often worse, as they are most often depicted as foul-mouthed criminals, prostitutes or naive and doting motherly figures.

The stories ranged wildly in detail, most often depicting Jolie as a cunning seductress who actively worked to steal Pitt from Aniston.

"Pornography is often the only exposure many people have to seeing others having sex," Goldpaugh says, adding that while porn can have a positive effect on our sexuality, one of its drawbacks is that it most often depicts body types and genitals that are unrealistic for many people.

Soon thereafter, dialect maps were developed; most often they depicted the division of a language's territory into regional dialects.

East Asian men are viewed as smart, but, as Timothy P. Fong noted in his 1998 book The Contemporary Asian American Experience: Beyond the Model Minority, "Despite a few notable exceptions, Asian men have most often been depicted as strangely asexual characters".

In Russia, more than in most countries, critics are often depicted as tools of America.