Sentence examples for would have depicted from inspiring English sources
They could not understand why a playwright known for his lofty principles, for his famously sturdy and unshakable conscience, would have depicted his former wife so harshly.
Last week in New York, lawyers for the Versaces effectively stopped the publication of a controversial biography that would have depicted Mr. Versace as a colossal talent who, behind the glamorous facade of palatial homes and celebrity-filled fashion shows, bullied employees and berated journalists who wrote unflattering reviews of his collections.
Insisting that the government could not apologise on behalf of newspapers, Mr Rasmussen told the TV2 channel: "I personally have such a respect for people's religious belief that I personally never would have depicted Muhammad, Jesus or any other religious character in a way that could offend other people".
The obverse would have depicted a grid lined globe surrounded by a laurel wreath.
A literal translation of what was happening would have depicted Herbert speaking directly to the camera, talkingabout his childhood.
Drop a vast archipelago into the ancient Panthalassa Ocean, usually drawn as an empty void, the kind on which medieval mapmakers would have depicted fantastical beasts.
"And a male director probably would not have depicted male nudity the way Julia Leigh does - as old and flaccid".
How shall I have depicted the truth?
News magazines have depicted Obama as Lincoln and Roosevelt.
The seal did not show her on horseback, however, as a male ruler would have been depicted.
Do you think the issues you are dealing with in your books - such as deceit and betrayal - would have been depicted differently if you still lived in Colombia?
