Sentence examples for all depiction from inspiring English sources

The Detroit Free Press' Mark Snyder regarded The Fab Five as a "Warts and all" depiction.

Once I had left the cinema, it dawned on me: what scared and affected me most about Blue Is the Warmest Colour was its warts and all depiction of a human relationship.

A warts-and-all depiction of a wart-free individual?

Nothing quite like it for warts-and-all depiction of life had been published in America.

An honest, warts-and-all depiction, in which the dead are anything but perfect?

Though in Veep the president is never mentioned by name – or by party – Iannucci is still giving Americans a warts-and-all depiction of life in the White House that they will not be entirely used to.

Once I had left the theater, it dawned on me: What scared and affected me most about Blue Is the Warmest Color was its warts-and-all depiction of a human relationship.

The idea of imposing a ban on all depictions of people, particularly Muhammad, dates to the 20th century, he said.

The Chinese government has banned all depictions of gay people on television, as part of a cultural crackdown on "vulgar, immoral and unhealthy content".

That's the version shown in my favorite of all depictions of the myth: a bas-relief from around 450 B.C., now in the archaeological museum in Palermo, Italy.

Death is not the worst thing there is, and all depictions of famous or (allegedly) good men wailing and lamenting their misfortunes must go (or at least, be confined to unimportant women and to bad men; 387e9 388a3).