Sentence examples for when depicted from inspiring English sources

Even when depicted from the front, headless women are common on covers.

Trickle-down geography, the academic Doreen Massey calls it: what trickle-down economics looks like when depicted on a map of Britain.

When depicted without horizon, a cloudless sky or an evenly clouded sky is an abstraction of itself, a colourfield on canvas or paper, which the eye reads as "sky".

They succeed by using delightfully revealing analogies and similes, some borrowed from their prior work, that make slippery concepts sit still for study.The notion of "quantum entanglement" makes more sense when depicted as a pair of loaded dice.

We hear a lot about Isis seeking to establish a medieval-style Islamic state, which might not seem so frightening if the accent was on reviving the tolerance, harmony, and cultural and scientific advancements of a medieval Islamic state like Al-Andalus, rather than the more barbaric aspects of global medieval history that still prompt winces even when depicted in woodcut form or on tapestries.

Motherboard got their hands on some content moderation policy documents from Facebook that show Pepe, a cartoon frog harmlessly created by cartoonist Matt Furie, has earned himself the bizarre honor of being the only cartoon that employees reviewing content are encouraged to delete when depicted in "the context of hate".

When depicting branches, his brushwork tends more toward the gestural.

Aidan Chambers is especially sure-footed when depicting boys' romantic trials.

Waters keeps a tight grip throughout, maintaining her careful, evocative similes even when depicting gore.

When depicting his main characters' inner turmoil, Richardson moves well beyond his hortatory preoccupations.

Renaissance painting and East Asian Buddhist and Daoist art also use such combinations when depicting sacred, mythological, and allegorical scenes.