Sentence examples for time depicts from inspiring English sources
Soviet propaganda from the time depicts clerics in Uzbekistan as menacing and primitive in a clear case of Islamophobia.
This novel for the first time depicts the Chicano youth--long before they ever were known as such--in the L.A. barrios.
Newsreel film – not shown to audiences at the time – depicts German POWs preparing temporary barracks in Kensington Gardens for Allied troops participating in the parade.
Nicholas Mosley's best-known novels are a group of five, known collectively as the "Catastrophe Practice," which, like Anthony Powell's cycle, "A Dance to the Music of Time," depicts a large cast of characters with intersecting lives.
The play, with its rueful, sometimes comic emphasis on the fleetness of time, depicts the sisters, their spouses, a son and his fiancée coming face to face with their own mortality.
The probability function of waiting time depicts the whole spectrum of the relative frequencies of patients of severity s having waited distinct periods of time until treatment at t, f(d∣s)=P(D=d∣s).
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.
The photographs captured one moment in time, depicting the state of the detainees' bodies.
Cartoonists at the time depicted Humphrey as a tiny figure trapped in Johnson's pocket.
Photographs of Williamson at the time depict a dark, brooding presence; a juvenile delinquent in platform boots.
Like all of Blitt's work, they are somehow whimsical and dead serious at the same time, depicting the founders in humorously characteristic poses.
