Sentence examples for occasionally depicted from inspiring English sources

Then there were heterosexual artists who occasionally depicted homosexual themes.

And they are occasionally depicted via lyrics that suggest Jack White might be the most infuriating person imaginable to get into a domestic with.

The spider is also present as the deity Iktomi, which is occasionally depicted in this form.

Like Skanda, Shashthi is occasionally depicted with six heads, in which form she is also known by the epithet Shanmukhi ("six-headed").

SASKIA appears in many of Rembrandt's paintings, often as herself, occasionally depicting biblical figures.

"Plaintiffs are being treated differently from establishments that might occasionally depict nudity or sexual activity in the course of artistic commercial activity or political expression," he wrote.

Examples include such manuscripts as the Codex Telleriano-Remensis, the Azcatitlan, and the Codex of 1576, which describe the history of the Aztec tribe and state and occasionally depict religious scenes and events; the Codex Badianus, an herbal with magnificent drawings of medicinal plants; and the Codex Mendoza and the Matrícula de tributos, both tax documents of the Aztec empire.

Flashbacks/forwards do occasionally depict the characters at other points in their lives, with the timeline of these depictions also generally floating relative to the year the episode is produced.

Blessed with Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson's magnificent cinematography and David Thor Jonsson's lively musical score, Of Horses and Men is a compellingly peculiar movie which highlights the animal within all of us (and occasionally depicts men who, in their desperation to survive, must depend on their horses).

Occasionally he is depicted as rash and hasty (Luke 22 33, etc).

Occasionally he is depicted as a military man and is credited with unusual knowledge of alchemy.