Примеры использования He depicted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He depicted on the canvas itself.
In his genre paintings he depicted the hard life of Russian peasants.
He depicted neurosis, beyond the drama of jealousy.
In'Ramsgate Sands'(also known as'Life at the Seaside',1854) he depicted visitors and entertainers at the seaside resort.
Also he depicted the stories of others.
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In the collection"Wonderful Resurrection",(1914) and in the series"In Ararat Plain" and"Native Talks" he depicted the heroic past of the Armenian people.
He depicted me as the New Woman of our Age.
Through the process, Mattingly, ironically enough, developed an ability eerily similar to the one of Vyking,the Morituri he depicted in the series, namely, the ability to redirect energy.
And in the moment he depicted- the dance and the dancer were merged.
The Chairman of the Palestinian National Council stated that Netanyahu'spronouncements were disquieting and that they indicated that Netanyahu intended to continue with settlement activities in the territories, which he depicted as a"cancer" that would lead to the collapse of the peace process.
Nothing flattering- he depicted himself as a simple guard asleep at his post.
In 1943, Richards volunteered for parachute duties and he underwent training at the No.1 Parachute Training School at RAF Ringway,near Manchester, He depicted this training in several paintings such as Kilkenny's Circus and Parachute Training over Tatton Park.
And then he depicted, through compacting his consciousness into a new form, how grouses sing: so that we could see it more closely.
In the novel Kamachich(1940), he depicted Abkhaz life under the czars and the joyless destiny of a woman.
He depicted his contemporary(most likely a merchant) in a caftan with a braid, the tailoring of which dates back to old Russian clothes.
In addition to scenes of Ukrainian vernacular life, he depicted the types and manners of small landlords, showing these images in his subtle powers of observation, wit and often poetic feeling.
He depicted for us the death and rising of Christ, so that we may believe in him and see him living with us.
The artist himself was one of them, so that he depicted his characters with a good deal of empathy and humour, without the finger-pointing tendentiousness shown by many painters among his contemporaries.
He depicted his models in highly fashionable clothing, often with rounded-almost sculpted-facial features, some of which deviated from natural representation.
He depicted the boundary of Europe as the line from the Pillars of Hercules through the Bosporus and the area between Caspian Sea and Indus River.
He depicted the scouts of the third type as the most dangerous, in terms of aggressiveness and power, and because they hide behind subtle disguises.
Before, he depicted contemporary society through glimpses of compulsive cruelty. But, in Sonatine, he created a calm and light-hearted image of a middle-aged gangster, who is prone to violence and unable to find his place among humans, and who ultimately escapes in his own dream world.
He depicts Iraq as a country in which there is no one left alive.
On the canvas he depicts the surface of the water with surroundings reflection.
He depicts his id in its pure form.
In his novels, he depicts the life of a fishing village on the Baltic Sea coast.
How do you feel about the way he depicts women in his comics?
He depicts a jilted woman who drowns herself when she discovers her paramour has fallen for another.
As the world he depicts his painting itself is easy, mobile, sometimes vague, is not directed to the subject, and the feelings that it arouses.
He depicts the Spaniards in the Americas in a positive way, judging them as"temperate" and"gentle.