Sentence examples for which depicted her from inspiring English sources

She created a series of paintings called Odes, which depicted her immense grief at the untimely death of her husband in 1951.

From 1924 to 1932 Kollwitz also worked on a granite monument for her son, which depicted her husband and herself as grieving parents.

Not only did he ignore and snub her, he also used to throw darts at a picture of her he had acquired, which depicted her as having five breasts.

Earlier in the year Greens senator, Sarah Hanson-Young, won an apology from Zoo over a July 2012 issue which depicted her near-naked, with her face Photoshopped on to a woman in a bikini.

In 1861 Harriet Jacobs, the first African American female slave to author her own narrative, published Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, which depicted her resistance to her master's sexual exploitation and her ultimate achievement of freedom for herself and her two children.

Aaliyah participated in fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger's All America Tour and was featured in Tommy Jean ads, which depicted her in boxer shorts, baggy jeans and a tube top.

Shelby Knox, a writer and feminist organizer who won national recognition in 2005 for her starring role in the documentary: "The Education of Shelby Knox" which depicts her role in a campaign for sex education reform in the high schools of Lubbock, Texas.

But she did worry about pooling when, with the help of an arts grant, she designed the seven-foot-long sculpture, which depicts her naked in bed with her real-life partner, Deborah Kass.

The outlandish 'Judas' hitmaker - who was recently criticised on micro-blogging website twitter for the bizarre artwork of her new album 'Born This Way' which depicts her morphing into a mutant motorcycle - went on to say she feels like she has to "fight" to remain a "superstar" for the sake of her young fans.

Last year, Byrne came forward with what she claimed is a previously unseen portrait of the writer, which depicts her seated at a table with a pen in hand and with a face rather longer than the round one familar to many owners of Austen novels.

Multiple shots of the singer follow, of which depict her sitting on a floor and leaving a bathroom after vomiting.