Sentence examples for which depictions from inspiring English sources

The extent to which depictions of smoking actually spur the young to smoke remains a subject of debate.

Which depictions of office environments stand out to you, whether the funniest, most relatable, or most horrifying?

The book itself, from the Morgan's collection, is open to a double page, on which depictions of "The Crucifixion" and the "Road to Calvary" face each other, and several other illustrations for the book are shown in transparencies mounted in nearby light boxes.

According to Butler, antipornography feminists uncritically assume a representational realist ontology in which "depictions" imitate and can causally affect some preexisting reality.

The popularity of Drag Race, and consequently Kickass Drag Queen, reflects a shifting cultural landscape in which depictions of queerness is increasingly mainstream.

Our objectives were to identify: which depictions patients prefer and why; whether patients can correctly ascertain fracture risk from the images and not over or underestimate risk; and which depiction is most associated with the desired health behavior outcome of seeking follow-up care from the referring provider.

Hard to say which depiction is more patronising.

Which depiction of America was a closer representation of the economic reality as we enter the second decade of the 21st century?

This purposeful variation was a methodologic approach to evaluate which depiction is preferred and led subjects to identify clinically correct risk level comprehension.

Despite these promising directions, the published literature clearly lacks consensus on which depiction patients most easily understand, prefer, and are most motivated by [ 27, 28].

Painters commonly demonstrate unique skills in the observation of visual phenomena, in which depiction offers an invaluable source of information for neuroscientists investigating visual function in health and disease [ 42– 42].