Sentence examples for though it depicts from inspiring English sources

Instead of advertising, though, it depicts a fluffy white cloud against a sky-blue background.

Though it depicts the struggles of Jewish immigrants, she is emphatic that it "belongs to everybody.

And, though it depicts the Japanese army engaged in barbaric and sadistic violence (and reacting to it like business as usual), there's one soldier of conscience whose existence is a sop to the norms of diplomacy.

Even though his corrosive fiction is crammed with cameos by real movie stars and directors, and even though it depicts Hollywood excesses, corruption and narcissism, Mr. Wagner says his themes reach far beyond La-La Land.

Though it depicts drug use and sexual experimentation, the series has an essentially wholesome quality.

And though the events it depicts might no longer seem like recent history to some, its analysis of the relationships between personal and political integrity, and between ideological sincerity and fanaticism, has, if anything, gained greater relevance with time.

It is a "city film" at the end of the grand era of city films, though the city it depicts is a dark, troubled, paranoid one.

The amazing thing about the novel, apart from its wonderfully precise prose, is that it seems a completely accurate portrayal of the 1980s, even though the world it depicts is far removed from most people's experience of that decade.

"20,000 Days On Earth" feels honest, strangely, even though much of what it depicts are scenarios constructed for the film itself.

The basic set by Christian Schmidt, who is also responsible for the costumes, is of the grim, brick-wall school of design prevalent in current productions; possibly, it depicts an asylum, though we never really know.

While this film is more sanitized and tame than his raps (though it does depict arson, vandalism, profanity and sex), his new, older fans are not saying that they like the film, necessarily.