Sentence examples for regularly depicted from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton has regularly depicted herself as largely uninvolved in the dismissals.

Erotic emporium Coco de Mer says one of its bestsellers is Ruby Sunrise Klitoris Climax Cream, a honey-flavoured lotion that it mainly sells to men, and Sex and the City regularly depicted cunnilingual activity barely an hour after the watershed.

The apparent link to the IOC could prove damaging for an organisation regularly depicted as having reformed itself in the wake of the 1998 Salt Lake City scandal, in which the team bidding for the 2002 Winter Olympics was found to have paid bribes and inducements to IOC members on an industrial scale.

I speak, of course, of Jesse Pinkman, Walt's student-turned-partner, who is regularly depicted as the great martyr of the show – the "poor man" who has "suffered so much," in Seitz's words today, the much-abused "rescue dog" who keeps following the wrong master, as Grantland's Andy Greenwald put it recently.

The screen regularly depicted an ­exploding Chevrolet Volt.

Rubens (1577 1640) regularly depicted full-bodied women in his pictures, from which derives the term Rubenesque.

Men kissing each other is not considered as sexy; only MTV regularly depicts physical affection between gay men.

But the Chinese Communist Party regularly depicts "human rights" as a vehicle used by Western forces and their Chinese followers to undermine and eventually topple one-party rule.

This odd mix is hardly uncommon in a genre that regularly depicts galactic empires organized along feudal lines, with barons and emperors battling over hereditary titles to entire solar systems.

Kazakhstan's relatively small economy is flush with cash from high oil prices, and the local press regularly depicts foreign oil companies as rapaciously stealing the motherland's riches.

Scott's biography regularly depicts Zelda as crazy.