Sentence examples for needed to depict from inspiring English sources

The proposal should include graphics as needed to depict how the process works.

Jean-Marc Puissant's set was simple and effective: a rotating, rectangular construction of wood beams and Japanese paper walls was all that was needed to depict the house Pinkerton leases for his child bride.

After the shoes were delivered, she was told that the boxes needed to depict the shoes inside, so she made quick sketches of all eight styles, copied them onto sticky paper at a nearby Kinko's, went to the store and stuck them on, one by one.

There were no problems in obtaining the permissions and materials needed to depict the various people in the campaign, he adds, and "the people we had in the rough cut" of the video "were the people who made it all the way through" to the finished version.

If the clarity level is low, more evidence is needed to depict a frame as the speech, so the total number of ones in a frame should be more.

Therefore, a biological model is needed to depict the muscle response to FES, i.e., how the FES delivered to the relative muscle is converted into an active moment at the joint.

"There's this idea that because indigenous people have been exploited, you need to depict them as living like a hippie commune, all nice and lovable.

But they don't need to depict gratuitous animal abuse".

We knew that there would be use of wormholes and folding space and the screens would need to depict this in some way.

It perhaps seems obvious, but a successful bisexual dating programme needs to depict the reality of what it actually means to date as a bisexual in 2018.

This may have been done to avoid the complications that would have arisen from needing to depict the couple's relative sizes realistically while still portraying Seneb as the larger party, as convention would have dictated.