Sentence examples for the depiction itself from inspiring English sources

Usually simply cut and sometimes crudely coloured or stenciled, they served to illustrate popular subjects, with more interest often in the idea than in the depiction itself.

For each molecule, PubChem provides an SDF file containing coordinates for a 2D depiction, as well as the depiction itself as a PNG file.

"Chemotherapy" That the dying friend and lover is also a poet, who has also written of his own demise, could easily have undermined Sophie Cabot Black's unwavering commitment to depiction itself -- but luckily has not.

Apart from a Dallas-esque preoccupation with political wheeler-dealing, the depiction of Nashville itself is pretty much spot-on.

First is the depiction of London itself, from the new estates built for social housing in the 1960s to its "shabby Fitzrovian glamour".

There's still far too much talk and hand-wringing in this drama about World War III in the heartland (dated now by references to Soviet threats and East Berlin), but the depiction of the bomb itself is worth a second look.

It is relevant to note that the (amount of) reflections is not of much importance to the depiction of the artwork itself, as it often applied by museum professionals instead of the original artists.

The movie itself, and the depiction of Minnie, seemingly plead, throughout, to the viewer: "Love me, love me, love me".

The depiction of the Shtrum family itself, always quarrelling, then suddenly making up — strangers, yet living in the same house and bound by deep blood ties — doesn't feel Soviet at all.

Space opera lends itself to the depiction of grand dimensions and great duration, but it's one thing to talk big, quite another to present a vast universe through the eyes of fully rounded characters without the former overshadowing the latter.

His increasingly spare, kinetic line lent itself brilliantly to the depiction of comic pratfalls and figures in motion.