Sentence examples for Balanced depiction from inspiring English sources

Ms. Roukema said "The Sopranos" was demeaning to Italian-Americans like herself, and she urged Hollywood to provide a more balanced depiction of Italian-American life.

Reagan library officials defend the revised exhibition here as an accurate and balanced depiction of his time in office, particularly with the revisions that took account of the Iran-contra scandal.

Subsequently, De Heem proceeded from this preliminary composition and worked up the individual depicted flowers, fruits, and other objects in a complicated stratigraphy of paint layers and glazes conforming to the appropriate lighting conditions, ultimately obtaining a balanced depiction of light and shadow.

In 1956, John Ford's film, The Searchers, earned praise for its more balanced depiction of American Indians.

Murphy hoped to produce a balanced depiction of religion, and he, Falchuk and series co-creator Ian Brennan ensured that there was an equality between pro and anti-religious sentiments expressed.

He hoped to produce a balanced depiction of the subject matter, and he, along with co-writers Brennan and Falchuk, checked the script to ensure that for every anti-religious sentiment conveyed, there was a pro-religious one to counterbalance it.

Early Japanese artists created finely balanced depictions of the Buddha and of Japan's lush hills, trees, flowers and landscapes.

In an interview, Mr. Tugnoli said he had tried to balance depictions of the extent and immediacy of the tragedy with pictures that displayed deep respect for their subjects' everyday lives.

I find that women warrior figures starkly highlight current ongoing conversations, with an overdue need for far more balanced media depictions and fluid understandings of gender.

There is a pattern to the Torah readings from the heart of the long, hot summer: layers of ritual and legal decrees balanced by depictions of key figures facing moments of challenge or change, as all the while the nation slowly moves forward toward the Promised Land.

I am sure that the article ("The Critical Piece of the Puzzle" on Nov. 12) about the au pair in White Plains was a well-balanced depiction of one family's experience, but before readers rush to sign on for an au pair they might want to consider our recent experience with our second au pair.