Sentence examples for when he depicts from inspiring English sources

So does Antoine Watteau when he depicts a donkey's melancholy eye in his masterpiece Gilles.

When he depicts the shadow of a bridge on water, it has the heft of an iron bar.

When he depicts a person, it is often little more than an outline; a plant is only a shape rendered in rich colors and varied textures.

Sometimes Hall is subtle, as when he depicts Frost's building a line from "The Tuft of Flowers" word by word, while "turning the hay with a fork in the morning sunshine".

When he depicts the US military as cripplingly underfunded, they leave the reality in which America still spends more on defence than the next nine biggest spending powers combined and find sanctuary in the alternate universe in which this putrid, mad-coiffed demagogue is a visiting messiah who speaks the truth of god.

But Gustafson, who lives in Sag Harbor, New York and Stockholm, is just as eloquent when he depicts, say, a deer head, a nude torso or his elderly mother's face, with an economy of line that is matched by a palpable warmth and richness of tone.

Titian was over 50 when he depicted in 1542 the hopeful innocence of extreme youth.

President Bush made a similarly fateful error, in a 2002 speech in Cincinnati, when he depicted Kennedy as the father of his pre-emptive war doctrine.

When he depicted village life, as in "Village Landscape with Self-Portrait," he liked to include wealthier members of society, like himself, along with peasants.

As you go in you see the original large stone gatepost sculptures that graced the entrance of Hogarth's Bedlam when he depicted people on Sunday afternoon tours to stare at the lunatics.

Vilks, 68, provoked condemnations from governments including those of Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt and Jordan when he depicted the prophet Muhammad as a dog in 2007, and has since faced several attacks and death threats.