Sentence examples for seriously depicted from inspiring English sources

I'd never heard drunkenness seriously depicted on the radio before – comedy shows ("I am sho shorry, Mishish Higginbotham, I thought you were the 'atshtand") were a different matter.

"I get that the original is largely a satire, but given everything that's going on in the culture right now, we have a responsibility to seriously depict the kinds of trials and difficulties a young, wealthy Caucasian must face in 21st century America".

Show Boat was the first Broadway musical to seriously depict an interracial marriage, as in Edna Ferber's original novel, and to feature a character of mixed race who was "passing" for white.

But Bishop Mering and others take Darski too seriously in depicting him as a proselytising devil-worshipper.

The commercial was particularly moving, as it depicted a seriously injured soldier named "Corey" who was wounded when his humvee was blown up.

Games are the narrative medium of the digital age – they deserve to be taken seriously when they depict our world and heritage.

Their interactions aren't seriously interrogated but instead lavishly depicted with sumptuous, sweeping brush strokes.

Seriously, given the skill of journalists depicted in romcoms, or film in general, it's a miracle newspapers have survived this long.

The configuration and the widths of the cracks in the two seriously corroded short-span beams were depicted carefully, and then the beams were tested until failure by a three-point loading system.

This is a movie about a group of people who take their faith seriously, and that's something you don't see depicted in mainstream movies that often".

Like the films they depicted, the posters' cartoonish style often masked some seriously explicit imagery.