Sentence examples for that he depicted from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Fuller claimed that he depicted violence only in order to inspire revulsion, that he staged war in order to reveal its "insanity".

(Snorri Sturluson, the author of the Prose Edda, was as unlucky as the pantheon that he depicted: a son-in-law murdered him for political advantage).

Even so, that he depicted the elaborate choreography of a car's manufacture, from the pouring of steel to the drilling of cylinder heads, delighted Edsel Ford as well as his factory workers.

For many years, this specialist entered so wholeheartedly into the advancement of the cult that he depicted the illusion pretty much as it existed in the mind's eye of the designer, and the result was that fashion photography, as an art, tended to show a certain Byzantine aloofness from human concerns.

I heard the rumor that, when Rohmer submitted his script for "The Lady and the Duke" for the subsidy known as the "advance on receipts," he was turned down on the grounds that he depicted the nobility as honorable and the revolutionaries as uncouth and depraved barbarians.

He takes the story of the Fox clan and their battle against three agribusiness villains – Boggis, Bunce and Bean – and reimagines this feisty family as exactly the sort of amiably dysfunctional yet pin-smart bunch that he depicted in The Royal Tenenbaums and The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou.

His area of interest, however, is exact: a Pacific island (guess which one) that he depicts as "a place where myth and science meet".

I won't give away Spielberg's astonishingly audacious directorial approach to the event, but need only say that he depicts it as the tragedy of a child (Tad, the youngest, played by Gulliver McGrath) who is deprived of his father.

With his captain's help he obtain a rank of petty officer, third class, which allowed him to continue working at art, with the stipulation that he depict Coast Guard life.

Rather than film actors and their settings as a critical observer, he films the world of his stories from the inside and personally submits to, faces up to the same forces that he depicts and dramatizes.

The world that he depicts in his films is one in which the powerful abuse their power to prey upon the vulnerable and, until now, have, for the most part, gotten away with it.