Sentence examples for mostly depicts from inspiring English sources

The experiences in Detroit sharpened her identity as an artist who mostly depicts herself and her many traumas.

His work, which mostly depicts black people — Mr. Barnes was black — is kinetic and often vividly bright, though even in his black-and-white pencil drawings the strain of competing bodies is evident in the curves, stretches and muscular exertions of the figures.

It mostly depicts Ellis-Bextor, dressed in a striped dress, lip-synching the song's lyrics, walking through an abandoned pier "in terrible weather".

Highly influenced by Mughal painting, this style makes use of bright colours and mostly depicts regional landscape, culture, costumes and jewellery.

Her recent series of images mostly depict people in and around the home.

The works mostly depict women, spending time alone or with their family, or engaging in domestic activities.

The old planetarium mostly depicted things that anyone standing under a dark sky could see with the naked eye or a small telescope.

Academics know him the way he is mostly depicted in that play — as a formidable classicist, probably the greatest of his generation.

The reliefs, carved on the greenish white limestone characteristic of the region, mostly depict events of the Buddha's life and his previous births (Jātaka stories).

And while the company's home page photos mostly depict 20-somethings, the reality is that one-quarter of users are baby boomers.

In a recent show, "Behind the Mask," his steel sculptures and acrylics on canvas mostly depicted voodoo gods and goddesses represented in forms the artist said came to him in dreams.