Sentence examples for on which depictions from inspiring English sources

The book itself, from the Morgan's collection, is open to a double page, on which depictions of "The Crucifixion" and the "Road to Calvary" face each other, and several other illustrations for the book are shown in transparencies mounted in nearby light boxes.

Despite these promising directions, the published literature clearly lacks consensus on which depiction patients most easily understand, prefer, and are most motivated by [ 27, 28].

Hard to say which depiction is more patronising.

Kiarostami is seventy-one, which makes the depiction of an old man inherently poignant.

In the base of the throne on which the Manjushri image is deified, is a depiction of 'Seven Jewels' and 'Eight Suspicious Symbols' (flanked by lions) enclosed in a square frame that is distinctive.

The Bonus Army protests of World War I veterans on the capital in Washington, D.C., on which Hoover unleashed a brutal crackdown, prompted many of the Hollywood depictions.

But the film on which it was based was condemned by many as a racist depiction of black men and black families.

Many depictions of ancient Egyptian funerary processions graphically portray the basic pattern: the embalmed body of the deceased is borne on an ornate sledge, on which sit two mourning women.

This led to the depiction of the Shannon-Boone relationship – which had not yet been explored – and making it the "axis" on which to tie Locke and Boone together.

Among the participants was the Spanish artist Escif, whose super-realistic depiction of a light switch appears as if it's a three-dimensional extension of the apartment complex on which it was painted.

Instead, it relied on high-school football as an apparent narrative rationale, around which acute depictions of middle-class drama, among teen-agers and parents, took place.