Sentence examples for such a depiction from inspiring English sources

The production presents Caesar as a Trump-like figure, and depicts his violent death; Cernovich argued that, if such a depiction was a protected form of speech, then a protest against it should be, too.

In this instance, though, such a depiction doesn't withstand inspection.

How do you think such a depiction might influence voters?

The vulnerability is welcome, though it raises questions about whether such a depiction would be grafted onto a male hero.

"While in reality, I can't expect everyone to forever have to gauge their public works against thoughts of 9/11, I think that in this case such a depiction could have been avoided".

Griffiths was initially concerned about such a depiction of a gay man, but his performance made Monty a (very) well-rounded figure, hilariously hectoring his greedy tabby ("it's obsessed with its gut, it's like a bloody rugby ball") and finally pleading forgiveness for what his lonely existence has led him to.

Such an depiction may also provide answers to the question of the link between hedging and enterprise value.

Some years later, King Louis Phillippe had Honoré Daumier, a cartoonist, thrown in jail, arguing that "a pamphlet is no more than a violation of opinion, a caricature amounts to an act of violence".The natural potency of a cartoon is made more volatile when mixed with anything blasphemous, such as a depiction of Mohammed.

Then it's on to the more sober enticements of antiquities on Dec. 8, including graceful Roman marble statues (such as a depiction of Leda and the Swan from the second century A.D .; severe, stylized Bronze Age goddesses from the Cyclades; and black basalt pharaohs staring enigmatically from the depths of time.

I was asked whether I thought Germany was now "ready" for such a screen depiction.

Such a grisly depiction of the past seems all of a piece with John Guy's historical method.