The phrase "a sharp depiction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vivid or clear representation of something, often in art or literature.
Example: "The artist's latest painting offers a sharp depiction of urban life, capturing both its beauty and chaos."
Alternatives: "a vivid portrayal" or "a striking representation."
Also a sharper depiction of geometric forms.
Similar to the study of Lee et al. [20], we observed sharp depiction of the edge of the ablation zone of the iodine images.
IR Verdict: Author Penny Carlile captivates the reader with a razor-sharp depiction of small town life in this heartbreaking tale of sin and remorse, love and loss.
Someone who posted the video on YouTube praised its "positive message" and "social satire," while another anonymous user uploaded it under the title, "BET racist rap?" "Read a Book" makes an especially jarring contrast with another animated short in rotation on the network, "Bid 'Em In," a sharp and sober depiction of a slave auction.
La Vie de Jésus was reviewed respectfully by critics who concentrated more on its pin-sharp depiction of the unspectacular lives of a gang of dead-end French twentysomethings than the unmistakable veracity of its sex scene.
It's a dizzying piece which can be variously interpreted as modern political parable, timeless fantastical fable or razor-sharp depiction of impending dementia.
Moreover, as is well known, his shows were a sharp break from the depictions of black deviance that were in vogue in the 1980s and 1990s (and arguably still popular).
This was a sharp contrast to Microsoft's workplace depiction "What it's like here," which says "We also want you to feel valued and comfortable... Add to this our amazing people and lively atmosphere, and you can see why life at Microsoft is so rewarding".
Asian-American audiences particularly have responded positively to the film's release, as it presents three-dimensional characters and storylines, a sharp departure from other pop culture depictions of Asians, usually reduced to caricatures and stereotypes.
The depiction of the friendship between these lonely, discontented children going through puberty is a sharp reminder of what it feels like to be at that scary, in-between age.
