Sentence examples for truly depict from inspiring English sources
They provide useful information about the mores and morals of the period from the 18th to mid-19th century and truly depict the problems facing the society at large.
As I pointed out in Politico yesterday, such critiques unnecessarily breath life into a debate about centralization and decentralization that doesn't truly depict President Obama's proposed federal urban policy.
"My dream is to make a movie that truly depicts sentimental sexuality".
David Lean can proclaim – a little pretentiously, I think – that the "Russian Revolution has not yet been truly depicted in a motion picture," but Eisenstein and Dovzhenko did have a crack at it.
This suggests that Lefèvre thought his own use of mathematical reasoning in natural philosophy was different that it was not sophistry, but truly depicted nature.
The mother-daughter symbolism between Rachel and her just as over-bearing boss Quinn is amazing as it truly depicts the desperation to "fix" a broken family, or emulate troubled relationships of one's past- something someone who struggles from BPD knows all too well.
It is possible that the RPB1 tree shown in figure 2 truly depicts the pattern of eukaryotic evolution.
Since 7 markers were perfectly linked to another marker, the map only truly depicted the locations of 240 unique mapped positions for an average of 8.9 ± 4.3 loci per chromosome.
They depict truly extreme forms of animal cruelty -- often involving young women torturing small animals -- and are created for the prurient interest of a small sick segment of society.
The community she depicts truly has an end-of-the-world feel – it is aggressive and hostile, full of chaotic, deprived households, a nightmarish vision of strikes and riots and bullying.
Inside, in the conch of the apse, there is a truly marvelous mosaic depicting the transfiguration of Christ, with St. Apollinaris standing in a green meadow full of flowers, with the jeweled Cross of Glory above him, set in a star-spangled heaven.
