Sentence examples for subsequent depictions from inspiring English sources

Her subsequent depictions of recognizable subject matter were replete with the abstract shapes that she had earlier identified as her own in the 1910s, including ovals, hooked or V-shapes, and spirals.

She fought only one fleet action, the Battle of Trafalgar, but became so well known for her actions and her subsequent depictions in art and literature that she has been remembered as "The Fighting Temeraire".

And major offence was taken at the topless frolicking itself, not its subsequent depiction in the media.

Thus, it seems that the combination of protamine and ferucarbotran is promising in order to develop a clinically applicable, fast and efficient method for stem cell labeling for subsequent depiction with MRI.

Infinitely more peaceable and domestic in tone are subsequent delightful depictions of a family of gibbons, forming a simian chain from a branch to try to fish out a reflection of the moon shining on the surface of the water, by Kokan Myoyo, (1653-1717), and of apes exploring a mist-enshrouded outcrop of rocks, by Mori Sosen (1747-1821).

He also defends Charlie Hebdo's controversial 2011 reprinting of cartoons of the prophet, and subsequent cartoon depictions of religious extremism, which caused some to label the weekly Islamophobic.

Jim Farber from New York Daily News described the performance as transitioning from a girl gone wild to "girl gone bloodthirsty" with the subsequent violence depictions.

The mannequins Ms. Semmel depicts in the subsequent paintings are relatively realistic depictions of women (and, less often, of men).

The tensions however were born decades ago, with the Shah's fall and the subsequent Iran Hostage Crisis cementing western depictions of the Iranian Revolution as being a referendum on theocracy.

In his subsequent books, Darwin never included a depiction of this kind.

Mr Douthat thinks depictions of the invasion and subsequent debacle of an occupation should be more "nuanced" and depict the whole thing as a tragedy of good intentions and unintended consequences.