depiction造句

A depiction of natural land forms, sometimes allegorical.

A depiction of the rising sun. Papyrus of Nodjmet, c. 1050 BC.

His depiction of modern Kenya, in all its scruffy sadness, was pitch-perfect.

A SELECT query whose graph pattern included foaf: depiction would only find three solutions.

He thought the Iranians were right to see 300's depiction of the Persians as "an example of cultural denigration".

She pointedly dismissed Mrs Bourne's depiction of her future daughter-in-law as opening a "can of worms".

During this period, the depiction of women in art became formulaic, showing women regardless of social status with slim figures, oval faces and cherry lips.

In his letter, Mr Baruch cautioned that "the paternalistic depiction of Israel as a front-line fortress in a global inter-cultural and inter-religious conflict is dangerous."

Liz Somebody would not form a solution, because she has a foaf: name but no foaf: depiction property, and needs both to match the query.

At a news briefing Wednesday, State Department Spokesman Sean McCormack said he was not ready to provide any details but reiterated Hill's depiction of his visit as useful.

"This is not a depiction of the accidental death that Ovid wrote about," he says. "It is a painting about a murder, and a very nasty one at that."

The 3-D images are mainly the depiction of hunting scenes, red images of the now extinct wild cattle and stags, and eagles swooping down on abstract figures once carved out of the walls of Çatalhöyük.

Researchers at the University of British Columbia showed subjects one of two different slide shows-either a depiction of people brandishing guns or images of individuals who were obviously ailing.

Akhenaten's androgynous depiction in the art would seem instead to be a stylistic reflection of his identification with the god aten, who was both male and female and thus the source of all life.