Sentence examples for which depicts both from inspiring English sources

This 1968 work, which depicts both the Milan Duomo and the square's 19th-century shopping arcade in a marriage of religion and commerce, was a winner before.

("Romola," her novel about Renaissance Italy, is little loved by readers beyond those in English literature departments; "Daniel Deronda," which depicts both British aristocrats and European Jews, is riveting).

What is remarkable about Wagner's oeuvre for our purposes is his diverting from a focus on Norse mythology and writing the unfinished opera "The Saracen Woman," which depicts both Frederick II and his Muslim allies in heroic terms.

"When I do things, I believe that formal things are as important as the content," St. John explained of No Floor (above), which depicts both St . Johns own understanding of the present and an unchained sidewalk cellar hatch designed for unsuspecting viewers to fall through.

A model is proposed which depicts the structure of both types of catalysts in their oxidic and reduced state.

In Fig. 4, which depicts the displacement of both plates, the overall behavior of each is different, though this difference is not statistically different.

Eastwood's adaptation of a Navy SEAL sniper's memoir, American Sniper (2014), was lauded for the finesse with which it depicted both the violence of the Iraq War and the difficulty of a soldier's adjustment to civilian existence.

This is illustrated in Fig.  1, which depicts time-dependent paths for the average costs and effects of both health technologies and for the resulting ICER.

In contrast, the cover accompanying this article, which depicts an Irish cop looking at a homeless black man (3/19/38), manages to abuse both the Irish and blacks.

No signature was visible on the other still life, which depicts flowers.

Picasso created the painting, which depicts an itinerant acrobat theatrically posed, during the winter of 1904-5.