Sentence examples for much depicted from inspiring English sources

The devil, as the great power of evil, has been much depicted in religious and secular literature and art.

The result is an astonishing, intense and funny documentary, and a genuine insight into the much depicted but rarely probed world of American high school pupils.

On Sunday, one of the participants in the men's competition did his routine to the theme from Schindler's List, complete with hand gestures and head shakes that very much depicted man's inhumanity to man.

Mr. King deftly situates the painting in a historical context — against political events in Italy at the time, religious attitudes of the day and contemporaneous developments in art — and also places it in the context of Leonardo's career, deconstructing the ways the painter broke with tradition and stamped a familiar and much depicted subject with his distinctive vision.

Indeed, the objects were not so much depicted as denoted by linear signs, a spiral for the scrolled head of a violin or the trademark from a label for a bottle, which were superimposed on the shifting, half-contradictory flux of shapes.

However, in the Brothers Grimm's original fairy tale, Gothel is very much depicted as a typical witch-like character, an idea that was modified for the Disney film adaptation in favor of having Gothel's agelessness instead be "derive[d]... from Rapunzel's hair", becoming one of the few Disney villainesses to not possess magical powers of her own.

She doesn't so much depict a universal humanity as practically force it into the viewer's place, where it implicates, illuminates and bedazzles.

Unless of course, people actually watch the video of Ziegler being detained, helpfully provided by Fox, which doesn't so much depict a stoic documentarian heroically facing authority figures as it does a man who seems eager to restage the "Don't tase me, bro!" video, by laughing maniacally, flopping around, and acting as if he is in the throes of a particularly thunderous bowel movement.

A passionate loyalist, he is represented by a stroke-tormented mountain scene, with nature dissected as much as depicted.

These types of dynamic assessments contest traditional representations of person and task interaction and compel considerations of entangled constructs, much as depicted in reciprocal interaction.

Nobody is allowed to mention Palestinians, much less depict them.