Sentence examples for reason depicted from inspiring English sources

This probable reason depicted in schematic form in Fig. 7 apparently explains the reduction of V oc, for C-60.

Take Charles I. There's a very good reason Van Dyck depicted him so often on horseback: he was a short-arse.

For this reason, we depicted the BERs of 2 microphones with distances 20 and 40 cm in Figure 14 and we can see that there are no significant differences.

A possible reason is depicted in Figure 9. Firstly, it is very difficult to control the length of a linear polymer (red rods), and when such polymer becomes exceedingly long the FtsZ polymers (grey rods) will be spaced too widely.

In perhaps the most relevant example, Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" depicted its narrator's suicide in graphic detail.

Of course, travel agents have a paycheck reason for depicting themselves as essential, but on cruises their argument has merit.

But Harding may have good reason for depicting Cave as she does; gradually, his story does become something of an allegory, even a parable.

For whatever reason, Irving depicts Columbus as a generous man who was kind to the indigenous people.

Actually it is quite evenly lit, for the good reason that everyone depicted in it felt entitled to be well seen and recognisable.

Of course, the other reason Megan is depicted as an idiot is that she makes comments that, at best, come off as eccentric and, at worst, come off as bat shit insane.

Some respondents stated that, while understandable, some words required additional information to explain the underlying reason for the depicted event.