depicting

IPA: dɪpˈɪktɪŋ

Examples of "depicting" in Sentences

Autopsy, which they described as depicting a corpse on a steel gurney covered by a sheet with a hand sticking out wearing Jackson's signature sequined glove.
PORTLAND, Maine — A beer distributor says Maine is being a Scrooge by barring it from selling a beer with a label depicting Santa Claus enjoying a pint of brew.
Instead, we settled on six bottles of non-alcoholic champagne with a label depicting a Monet painting and featuring the words: "From the Private Collection of Suzanne and Ben Barlyn."
There is, however, a second realism in Auerbach, the French nineteenth-century realism, which he defines as depicting contemporary reality, immersed in the dynamic concreteness of the stream of history.
They said they were especially outraged by an Internet ad for the show, "Michael Jackson's Autopsy," which they described as depicting a corpse on a steel gurney covered by a sheet with a hand sticking out wearing Jackson's signature sequined glove.
But the USDA (and federal law) defines it quite specifically as "commercial or industrial products, other than food or feed, that are composed in whole, or in significant part, of biological products or renewable agricultural materials (including plant, animal, and aquatic materials), or forestry materials" -- hence the label depicting the soil, sea, and the sun.