Sentence examples for so often depicted from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood is not the bogeyman so often depicted in the West.

Was it — is it — the sophisticated, global, corporate enterprise so often depicted?

Why are history's actual monsters -- "unblinking killers," in the words of a new show -- so often depicted as adorable?

Again and again CW tells its viewers that parents — who are so often depicted as absent or dead or distracted — aren't everything.

What is immediately striking in the representation of the male players is that they are so often depicted in some form of military dress.

Like all of Bechdel's work, Are You My Mother? is furiously literary, full of citations and quotations, and crafty symbolic parallels to the books its author is so often depicted reading with furrowed brow.

The 5 P.M. hour was the first to be completed — movies so often depict characters leaving work.

His work, which so often depicts pies, cakes, gumballs and other goodies, is comfort food for the eye.

Raëlism claims that all life on Earth, humans included, was created scientifically by Elohim, members of an extraterrestrial race who appeared similar to small humans and so were often depicted as angels, cherubs, or gods.

That cathedral city has so often been depicted as a political weather vane, "Worcester Woman" and all.

On the contrary, HGTV was hoping to feature a younger couple to appeal to a wider audience, and steer away from the typical retirees that are often depicted on "House Hunters International". So, not only were the homes ones that weren't actually being considered, but the producers swapped in a younger couple to play the buyers.