Sentence examples for repeated depictions from inspiring English sources

He worked as an artist for just under 50 years and only a small portion of that output relates directly to the war although of course you can read his war experiences into lots of his work, he said of his repeated depictions of resurrections for example, 'I had buried so many people and saw so many dead bodies that I felt that death could not be the end of everything.'".

And let's not forget that perceived social norms (some of them not normative at all) are also created -- quite intentionally -- by clever, repeated depiction in movies, TV, music and ads.

India had been "virtually a Soviet satellite," during the cold war, Mr. Wilson said he told representatives, a depiction he repeated with emphasis for use in the current row.

Although the authors use personal anecdotes and self-deprecation in equal measure to comical depictions of scientists, repeated occurrences may trivialize the usefulness of basic science research.

Still, there is something to Wampole's depiction of irony's repeated offenders.

This wasn't just "depictions" of the prophet, but repeated pornographic humiliation.

In these depictions, the state space is repeated to indicate the reset condition.

Most studies use static depiction of the receptor binding in repeated measurements in the same individuals and/or in comparison to healthy volunteers.

The results of this study may help explain the fatigue behaviour of foundations under repeated loads and thus lead to a more accurate depiction of the actual long-term behaviour of foundations.

The deliberate Stevensian note (recalling the repeated "nothings" of "The Snow Man") suggests what previous poetic depictions of snowstorms forgot to include: the sufferers lost in blizzard.

That approval was "premised on a flawed depiction" of how the program operated, Bates wrote, "buttressed by repeated inaccurate statements in the government's submissions" to the court.