Sentence examples for to be pictured from inspiring English sources

He did not allow himself to to be pictured as a warmonger.

"No!" she exclaimed, apparently unwilling even to be pictured with that many calories.

Such is the shame surrounding the deputy PM that the pint in question refused to be pictured with him.

Must they, from the moment their leave the sanctity of their homes, expect to be pictured at any moment?

And they were faintly ashamed of the local blackhouses, preferring instead to be pictured against the newfangled harling.

He used to be pictured with his two babies and a sensible-looking wife whom he'd been with since school.

And, in Wadsworth's experience, clients held it more important to be pictured as sober, God-fearing men and women than they did to be offered a true likeness.

Only when he allowed himself, at nearly 40, to be pictured in one of his disco-ready zodiac T-shirts did Albini's narcissism boomerang.

She reportedly died as a baby in 1986 when the US bombed Gaddafi's Tripoli compound, but is thought to be pictured here at age 13.

The first President to be pictured in a New Yorker cartoon was Calvin Coolidge; the second was Herbert Hoover, but the star of that cartoon was actually F.D.R..

Later, it came to be pictured as the outer rim of the wheel of becoming (bhavachakka; bhavachakra), frequently reproduced in Tibetan painting.