Wayne G. Hammond, a Tolkien scholar, said of the first two films that he found them to be "travesties as adaptations... faithful only on a basic level of plot" and that many characters had not been depicted faithfully to their appearance in the novel.
There, the overriding concern is no longer to depict nature as faithfully as possible.
The student is further helped by the admirable series of 120 drawings, made by Miss G. Lister from fresh material, which faithfully depict the branches, foliage, buds, cones, and seeds of the more important trees and shrubs.
With each season structured around a successive time frame within the 1960s, the show which by the seventh season had advanced to 1969 took pains to faithfully depict the era's rapidly changing fashions and social mores, from attitudes toward alcohol to philosophies on parenting.
How does an artist depict a space faithfully enough to show its affect on a subject?
"Rent" faithfully depicts the popular mood, although the plot does include one glaring implausibility.
That did not stop the Flemish master from faithfully depicting his bony face and globular eyes.
Could there be a new realism that faithfully depicted the inner and outer worlds he actually lived in?
Her finished painting, The Florida Case Before the Electoral Commission, was an astounding piece of work, faithfully depicting some 260 prominent Washington figures engaged in or attending the hearing.
Liner notes include full lyrics and three short essays, and the cover art faithfully depicts the Millburn cast, right down to Ann Miller in her slit-to-the-thigh blue-sequined sheath.
Moving from room to room, we encountered eye-catching clay sculptures, wood carvings and cloth and metal tableaus that faithfully depicted religious and music festivals and farm and family routines.
