Sentence examples for which he depicts from inspiring English sources

But his world feels that much fuller thanks to the clarity with which he depicts it.

Mr. Rashid soberly but strongly criticizes American policy, which he depicts as shortsighted, inconsistent and lacking in strategic purpose.

Another proselytizer, Dr. Israr Ahmed, writes a column in the Urdu press in which he depicts the Holocaust as "divine punishment," and advocates the extermination of the Jews.

Here you find the Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site (named after the romantic poem called "Evangeline," by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in which he depicts the Acadian diaspora).

Several of them are self-portraits in which he depicts himself through the images of other painters, notably Cézanne and Rembrandt.

But Shawn's word junkies rarely talk about their family backgrounds — he abhors sentimentality, which he depicts as the pathetic refuge of the weak or the venal.

In 1962, Lichtenstein produced several works in which he depicted "...the repetitive regularity of their patterned surfaces... ...... Golf Ball is a depiction of a golf ball using a Mondrianesque set of black and white arcs to depict the three-dimensionality of the subject.

Coombs described shock and sadness at the length of the sentence, which he depicted as unfair.

Patinir's favourite subject was the Rest on the Flight into Egypt, which he depicted in many versions.

(Chabrol returned there to make Le Beau Serge, in which he depicted it as grey and unattractive).

Warhol, a practicing Byzantine Catholic, realized that the icons of commerce and popular culture which he depicted were the new Holy Family to the industrialized West.