Sentence examples for widely depicted from inspiring English sources

When he crashed out of office in 1997, his premiership was widely depicted as a disaster.

It was widely depicted by artists who used it as physical evidence of what Christ looked like.

Universally adopted in western Europe by the 15th century, this version is widely depicted in altarpieces and other devotional works.

He formed a political party to win elections in 1993, 1998 and 2003, but the ballots were widely depicted by independent monitors as fraudulent.

Finally it is getting some sustained world attention, only to be widely depicted as a benighted sandbox full of killers on camels.

As details about her numerous relationships seeped out following her murder, she became widely depicted and perceived as a seductress who pounced on her suitors.

Next Generation Sequencing technologies (NGS) unexpectedly pushed forward the capability of solving genome organization and of widely depicting gene expression.

Wayne Rooney's new contract, bonuses and all, has widely been depicted as £300,000 a week, this being one of the few industries where salaries are measured every seven days.

Videos of the incident were posted to social media and widely shared, depicting scenes of carnage and chaos in the square, which was crowded for an event.

Roman fascination with gladiators is indicated by how widely they are depicted on mosaics, wall paintings, lamps, and even graffiti drawings.

Under Mr. Michaels, Tribune, a formerly conservative media company, became known for rugged, profane talk from executives, long, incomprehensible memos from management, and an atmosphere that was depicted in widely published photos of a poker party in the executive offices of Tribune Towers.