Sentence examples for who depicted from inspiring English sources

The people who depicted it that way were a tiny minority telling lies to justify murder.

More vicious satire comes from Gillray, who depicted a wine-swilling William Pitt in 1795.

There were other artists, too — from Palestrina to Bill Viola — who depicted the Passion in a similar spirit.

Unlike the ancients, who depicted their rulers as eternally young, we no longer accept the idea of a "timeless" portrait.

"Until the 1950s or 1960s, we did not really have an artist who depicted us," Ms. James said.

The visit provoked a tart response from the Chinese ambassador to India, who depicted it as American interference.

"I don't know of any other scientist who depicted himself as a Greek god," Dr. Moran said.

"You call who you know," said Mr. Chretien, who depicted the lobbying effort as fighting for his constituents.

According to Ball, Bamiyan even had a rather odd symbolism for the Soviets, who depicted the great Buddha of Bamiyan on one of their medals.

It is the work of sculptor Douglas Jennings, who depicted Thatcher in the Baronial Gown of Kesteven and wearing the chain of the Order of the Garter.

Figure painters who depicted court life in a careful manner derived from Yan Liben rather than from Wu Daozi included Zhang Xuan and Zhou Fang.