Sentence examples for see depictions from inspiring English sources

In ancient Maya art, we see depictions of bloodletting rituals that were central to the Maya religion.

Gaze upon the bold hues enlivening the early Christian iconography, which incorporates styles from both ancient Rome and medieval Europe (see depictions of Christ both bearded and beardless).

Angelica Ross, who plays the fierce and sexy Paige, says: "Jen and I would see depictions of trans people in shows and could predict the entire storyline of a character based on stereotypes.

But, he said, "I didn't stand up in shul and say, 'I love Jesus.' " My mother — the amiably innocent scion of another Bialystoker family — took me, overdressed (oisgeputzt), to Eaton's department store to see the Christmas pageantry; and then, more reverentially (and to my father's dismay), she took me to the Shrine's wax museum, to see depictions of the passions of the saints.

We also see depictions of other commanders, including Ebrahim Hemmat - killed in Operation Kheybar, the 1984 offensive in the southern marches, when the Iraqis used chemical weapons for the first time - and Mohsen Vezvaie, killed in the 1982 Operation Beytol Moqadas that liberated Khorramshahr.

"I'd like to see depictions of older women and younger men evolve beyond, 'Well, you tried it, and now you've learned from it -- on to the next,' " said Susan Winter, the co-author with Felicia Brings of "Older Women, Younger Men: New Options for Love and Romance" (2000), which includes chapters like "Too Young or Just Too Wrong?" and "Help!

One close encounter, in 1968, involved the crew of an American patrol boat that reported two glowing circular craft following them in the demilitarized zone that separated North and South Vietnam (see depiction below).

We're used to seeing depictions of BB everywhere but this is too much," in comments reported by Nice Matin.

What if contemporary people are less interested in seeing depictions of their unconscious fears and more attracted to allegories of how their day-to-day existence feels?

When a white explorer, George Grey, first saw depictions of Wanjina, in 1837, he pronounced them "far superior to what a savage race might be supposed capable of," and speculated that they might have been painted by wandering medieval knights.

I'd only seen depictions of kink that glamorized female submission.