Sentence examples for restricted depictions from inspiring English sources

Judy Taylor, author of several books about Potter and her works, observes that Potter had difficulty drawing the human form, and, as a result of her limitations, restricted depictions of Mr. McGregor in The Flopsy Bunnies to his hands and feet.

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The law, which Congress passed in 1999, had been intended to restrict certain depictions of animal cruelty.

In 2010, the bill of "non-existent youths" (which would've restricted sexually provocative depictions of fictional characters who appeared to be under 18) was denied by the Japanese Assembly as a result of opposition from The Democratic Party of Japan and a huge media campaign from groups like The Association of Japanese Animations.

Poetry, however, uses primarily artificial rather than natural signs, and is thus, unlike music, not restricted to the depiction of events as Lessing thought it was ("First Grove," pp. 193 4).

See articleAmerica's Supreme Court overturned, by 8-1, a law that had banned images of dogfighting and other depictions of cruelty to animals because the legislation restricted free speech.

Since the study was restricted to a single locus and restriction enzyme, it warranted the need of additional libraries to attain fair and near-complete depiction for genome-wide studies.

In Mao's China, access to the unexpurgated edition was restricted to government high officials (who were urged to study its depiction of imperial corruption) and select academics.

Her depiction of Romania led to Fortunes of War being restricted as seditious writing under Romania's Communist government.

The law was not restricted to obscenity -- material that under prevailing community standards has no redeeming social value -- but rather applied to "any visual depiction" that "is, or appears to be, of a minor engaging in sexually explicit conduct".

Play is now restricted.