Sentence examples for new depictions from inspiring English sources

However, the discovery of new depictions and literary references in recent decades has led scholars to antedate the appearance of the lateen sail in the Levant to the late Hellenistic or early Roman period.

The graphic artist designed a set of eight new images in total (two new images plus new depictions of six existing images) based on the patient descriptions and images found in the public domain.

The star has confirmed that he definitely will be taking on the challenging task of simultaneously playing the notorious East End crime twins, Ronnie and Reggie Kray, in a new depiction of the notorious gangsters' lives.

The depiction setting is set to the new depiction option Dots.

To witness Mark Jackson, the man who set the ball in motion, commentate with depth, excellence, grace and class, gave a new depiction of Black men.

Farr saw the 1946 colour version as poorer than the black and white original; he said it had lost its "vibrancy" and "atmosphere", and that the new depiction of the Congolese landscape was unconvincing and more like a European zoo than the "parched, dusty expanses of reality".

For the uninitiated, the expanding brain meme is "an image macro that uses New Age depictions of what happens inside your skull to show the difference between sheeple and the truly enlightened from ordinary brain to universe-enfolding Vitruvian Man," as Select All's Brian Feldman explained earlier this year.

She has threatened to sue Fox News for depictions of her city as having "no-go zones" ruled by Islamic fundamentalists.

In more recent fiction, the economic surges of globalism have brought a new, glossier depiction of Gatsby-style wealth in a world-class luxury zone.

My Maeve, an impenitent, pagan Celt who is nobody's disciple, differs from many traditional old and new-age depictions of Mary Magdalen.

In the Middle East, graphic designers often applied new technology to depictions of traditional subject matter and iconography.