Sentence examples for bold depiction from inspiring English sources

The bold depiction of a dead Tommy caused outrage even then.

Her 1991 book, "Backlash," was a barnburner, a bold depiction of how the Reagan decade had rolled back feminist gains.

(Really.) And at the height of the summer, on West 14th Street in Greenwich Village, the Living Theater opened its production of a new play, "The Connection," by Jack Gelber, which caused a sensation with its bold depiction of the squalid lives of heroin addicts.

The box-office success of Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" suggests that the time may be ripe for bold depictions of Jewish vengeance against the brutal horrors of the Third Reich.

Nevertheless, The Garden's bold depictions do not rule out a church commission, such was the contemporaneous fervor to warn against immorality.

While Berth Morisot and Renoir's garden scenes are bold, un-regimented depictions of wild gardens, featuring flower-picking children, large splodges of paint and a riot of colour.

Lautrec's posters of the 1890s, characterized by bold, dramatic designs, are lively and sensitive depictions of Parisian personalities.

Time magazine was bold enough to mention Burns's "first-rate" depiction of "an evening spent in a homosexuals' hangout," but few others touched the subject, even elliptically.

In reality, the popular depiction of Reagan and O'Neill as bold figures that transcended partisanship for the greater good is false.

It was obviously bold for its day with the matter-of-fact depiction of a gay man played by Peter Finch (albeit with classical music in the background and so on).

The trouble with constants Renewing a classic The devil in the detail Note: "Luis Barragán ReprintsMr Powerss's depiction of a poisonously racist, violent mid-century America is bold and convincing.