Sentence examples for order depicted from inspiring English sources

Originally, the star of the order depicted a crown surrounded by oak and laurel wreaths with the head of Napoleon, while the other side displayed an eagle holding a thunderbolt with the motto emblazoned "Honneur et Patrie" ("Honour and Country").

In ancient Egypt she was known as Maat, the goddess of harmony and order, depicted in the Book of the Dead as a kind of personified jeweler's scale, weighing a human heart against a feather to determine a soul's fate in the afterlife.

We found substantial process variability pertaining to the length of monitoring intervals, the choice of imaging modality, the order of activities (deviations from the order depicted in figure 1) and flow of information.

The gene order depicted in Figure  1E clearly indicates that the genes from 9 to 38 were divided into two clusters (14, 15, 17,…36 and 9, 10,…16…38′), each of which retained the conserved relative gene order, from small to large.

The gene order depicted in figure 3 likely represents the correct order at the ends of any repeated regions, as it is consistent with our ability to connect contigs using direct sequencing (fig. 3; the higher read-depth sectors are also indicated in the Sciaphila genome map).

The Star of the Order depicts St. Michael combating Satan and is emblazoned with the order's motto, "Auspicium melioris aevi" ("Augury of a better age").

And what the order depicts as poor enforcement is actually more like a long line of laws, legal decisions, rules and official guides for federal employees that have made public charge deportations rare.

The Badge of the Order depicts three crowns with the order's motto, "Tria juncta in uno" ("Three joined in one"), as well as "Ich dien" ("I serve," the motto of the Prince of Wales), and the emblems of England, Scotland, and Ireland (rose, thistle, and shamrock, respectively).

The photographs were presented in a random order, depicting 4 happy, angry, sad, fearful, and neutral faces.

One client's father had been a heroin user so their Glasgow Toile order, which depicted a junkie, hit a raw nerve.

Originally performed in an abandoned textile mill in Lewiston, Me., "Momentary Order" pungently depicted a specific locale even for those who saw the work at the Ohio Theater in SoHo.