Sentence examples for seeks to depict from inspiring English sources

The Map and the Territory is a meditation on the relationship between art and the world it seeks to depict, but it is much more besides.

She seeks to depict Ms. Stavisky as someone lacking in accomplishment and standing instead on the record of her husband and predecessor, Leonard P. Stavisky, who held the Senate seat until his death in 1999.

Inspired by Dante, Arthur Miller, Gustav Doré and the financial crisis, the shoot was a work in progress, "Willy Loman: The Rise and Fall," which seeks to depict what happens after the death of the salesman.

He believes that Osborne's decision to veto the measures in February shows that the Tories want to put spending cuts ahead of tackling child poverty as he seeks to depict Labour as profligate.

It was created by Alan Ball, the creator of "Six Feet Under," and seeks to depict vampires in Louisiana in ways that, Ms. Naegle said, were alternately amusing, scary and sexy.

American fiction fascinates because of the country it seeks to depict: its vastness, its extremes of landscape and temperatures, its hundreds of races, its gulfs between wealth and poverty.

Traditionalist novelists sought to depict a world in which there was a reassuring sense of order.

Lawyers for Mr. Newman have sought to depict their client's former colleague as a disgruntled employee.

The campaign, as reported by The Jewish Daily Forward, sought to depict Israel as "relevant and modern".

In death penalty cases, prosecutors generally seek to depict the defendant as cold and inhuman.

During the campaign Labour sought to depict Johnson as a hard-right Thatcherite.