Sentence examples for really depicted from inspiring English sources

Some of the reporting was very black and white and it really depicted a one sided story of Sunderland.

Some of the Prospect Park scenes, for instance, really depicted Tompkins Park (now called Von King Park) in Bedford-Stuyvesant -- today much modified from its appearance in Chase's time -- and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

And I think it's more than half of us who feel some sense of isolation or differentness … We grew up with TV shows and movies that really depicted attractive people coupling up in different permutations … That's not what most of our lives are like.

What it really depicts is a state of mind.

Nobody, Ms. Wurtzel says, writes books that really depict depression.

However, numerous results have shown that this average parameter does not really depict the complex mechanism of diffusion as a function of the internal heterogeneity of crystalline rocks.

What the Panama Papers really depict is the corruption of our democracy.

Sandy Wilson's play The Boy Friend, at the Open Air theatre in London, really depicts the twee finishing school scene.

Do these shifts really depict the results of the application of his techniques, or something else entirely?

Before he got at that podium, there's a whole world of drama that we were able to really depict in incredible detail".

"Young French filmmakers at that time were not really depicting the problems of the workplace," said Antoine Khalife of Unifrance, an organization that promotes French film abroad.