Sentence examples for traditionally depicted from inspiring English sources

A traditionally depicted horse, say, shows Allah's idea of a horse, "the horse meticulously conceived by Allah".

A third-century virgin martyr, traditionally depicted holding a lamb: to this Agnes, the associations are undesirable.

War is traditionally depicted as tactics, moves on a chessboard, the collision of brute power and military technology.

The milieu here is closer to that of Burton's Batman films than to Lewis Carroll as traditionally depicted on screen.

The masks may represent the characters the way they are traditionally depicted, or they might reinvent the characters with an African flavor.

The conventional wisdom has traditionally depicted refs as exercising double standards -- cutting slack to home teams and superstars on the one hand, nursing vendettas on the other.

William's Coat of arms traditionally depict seven mascles or lozenges.

But they focus attention on whether tourism on the scale that the world is now experiencing is the axiomatic benefit it has traditionally been depicted to be.

The spread of insect vectored plant virus diseases such as barley yellow dwarf virus has traditionally been depicted as disease progress curves which represent an integration of the interactions between virus, host plant and vector.

The distinctive claw, on the second digit of dromaeosaurids, has traditionally been depicted as a slashing weapon; its assumed use being to cut and disembowel prey.

Some social media users on Twitter questioned why Lady Liberty, who has traditionally been depicted as a white woman, appears as a woman of color on the new coin.