Sentence examples for Visual portrayal from inspiring English sources
Brian Lanker, a photojournalist who showed that small-city newspapers could have large-scale impact through the empathetic and intimate visual portrayal of American lives, died Sunday at his home in Eugene, Ore.
These mappings provide a strong visual portrayal of recognized growth patterns, and dramatically convey how the progress of modern urbanization results in profound changes to the landscape.
I'm not even suggesting that this is a completely unique experience, since my husband recently pointed out that we're almost regressing to paintings -- the epitome of a properly developed visual portrayal.
Ooberfuse, a Christian pop band based in the United Kingdom, released a song titled "Free Asia Bibi" with a music video that included "a disturbing visual portrayal of the squalid prison conditions where Bibi is being held".
Almost all participants felt that the fingertip culture and visual portrayal method improved their knowledge and confidence for 'Micro Kavach' to maintain hand hygiene.
After having been shown the finger-tip cultured incubated blood agar plates, all 116, participants of the fingertip culture and visual portrayal activity filled the form anonymously.
It is divided into linked sections illustrated by numerous figures from the literature describing different approaches and offering visual portrayals of networking and major conceptual advances in the field.
It may be that other fictional or real-life visual portrayals of smoking are more often seen in the Scottish context and are therefore more salient than portrayals of smoking in Hollywood films.
Despite the prominence of visual benefit portrayals, 87% of the articles failed to provide timelines for the commencement of clinical trials or for clinical implementation.
The movie focusses on living conditions in devastated Vienna during the aftermath of the War, and as such, contemporary reviewers considered it a fairly accurate and convincing visual and emotional portrayal (Lynette 1978).
It is a visual antidote to the portrayal of Microsoft in the antitrust trial as a bullying, arrogant monopolist.
