Sentence examples for a more complex portrayal from inspiring English sources

A new thriller looks beyond the favelas and beaches to give a more complex portrayal of the World Cup host nation.

If The Dark Knight marks a change of direction for an actress best known for more complex portrayals, she says she enjoyed playing a strong character: "I now suddenly find myself interested in playing people who are strong and capable and maybe not as broken as some of the other people I've played.

As he continued to write, Peretz moved toward more complex portrayals and created the collection of stories he called Khasidish ("Hasidic").

That's why more representation, more complex portrayals of black womanhood (and other identities) are needed in media: the black female experience itself is not just one thing.

Implementing a Primary Health Care Approach with its emphasis on community and locality involvement requires a more replicable approach – though it should be recognised that the replication itself will allow for more technical sophistication and more complex portrayals to accrue over time.

"They're often either black or white, as opposed to a more complex and realistic portrayal".

As Gregory Rodriguez of the New America Foundation points out, the census will both yield "a more complex and nuanced portrayal of America's racial profile" and create a "statistical mess".

Frum's Bush is a more complex protagonist than, say, Noonan's Reagan, lending credence to his portrayal.

The Everglades presented a more complex challenge.

It's a more complex world.

Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.