Sentence examples for still depict from inspiring English sources

Fund-raising pictures may still depict shoeless Africans in camps.

Yet newspaper reports this week still depict me as a young Muslim who supports Isis.

"Yet newspaper reports this week still depict me as a young Muslim who supports Isis," she writes.

Mao Zedong would not have approved, but his former serfs ignore his frowns and merrily fritter away the banknotes that still depict his face.

Cicero could still depict it as a major disgrace for Lucius Piso (consul; 58 bc) that he had won no triumph in the traditionally "triumphal" province of Macedonia.

A 1927 picture of swimming shrimp is nothing more than a quivering network of antennae and tails, about as close as art can come to writing and still depict the world.

He still depicts muscular characters in narcissistic fantasies, playing at being pirates or cowboys.

He still depicted his friends George and Dave as accomplices to a betrayal of British honour and sovereignty.

"A portrait portrays a personality, a still depicts a world," Henry Waxman, a noted silent-film still photographer, wrote in 1926.

And it is only in Peking that he is still depicted as a wicked agent of imperialism.

The rebuilding of Atlanta took seven years, and today its seal still depicts a phoenix rising from flames.