Sentence examples for time depicted from inspiring English sources

We know Tarantino's interest doesn't so much lie in history as in the history of films; not so much in the time depicted as in previous depictions of the time.

Cartoonists at the time depicted Humphrey as a tiny figure trapped in Johnson's pocket.

I know we are going to hear a lot about what has been done since the time depicted in this film, but rhetoric only goes so far.

The Time & Life Building was opened in 1959, just five years before the time depicted in Season 4. It topped out at 587 feet and was adorned, on Nov. 24, 1958, with a 35-foot Christmas tree on top.

So many viewers were not even born during the time depicted in "The Help"; hence, they have no idea what life was like in the Jim Crow-era South.

In real life, it's a former university campus taken over by the BBC a decade ago when its Pebble Mill studio was closed down – or, as the Doctors storyline at the time depicted the move, blown up.

The photographs captured one moment in time, depicting the state of the detainees' bodies.

Soviet propaganda from the time depicts clerics in Uzbekistan as menacing and primitive in a clear case of Islamophobia.

Photographs of Williamson at the time depict a dark, brooding presence; a juvenile delinquent in platform boots.

This novel for the first time depicts the Chicano youth--long before they ever were known as such--in the L.A. barrios.

Like all of Blitt's work, they are somehow whimsical and dead serious at the same time, depicting the founders in humorously characteristic poses.