Sentence examples for compelling depiction from inspiring English sources

In comparison, "Suspended Women" offered a far more compelling depiction of emotional pain.

In this precise, compelling depiction of a singular woman, Smiley creates an inner world as expansive as her character's outer world is constrained.

The Sunday Times rated it "her most compelling depiction yet of women's struggles for liberation" and in the Observer, Philip Hensher found it "a truthful and lovely book".

Thus, a model having w i > 0.9 offers a compelling depiction of truth with the data at hand, and a model with w i < 0.1 offers a poor depiction of truth (Burnham and Anderson 2002).

All this reminds me of one of the most compelling depictions of online gaming in popular culture: the South Park episode Make Love, Not Warcraft.

Local artists, especially poster artists, presented similarly compelling depictions of their own provincial perceptions.

Film professor and programmer for the Pusan International Film Festival, Lee Yong-kwan calls Iodo (1977) Kim's best film, and Varietys Seoul-correspondent Darcy Paquet calls it "one of Korean cinema's most compelling, unnerving depictions of the primal forces that motivate humankind".

Paul Buhle claims, "more than a few readers have described as the most compelling of any depiction, perhaps because only the caricatured quality of comic art is equal to the unseeing reality of an experience beyond all reason".

He goes on to describe how Cordelia, and "all the characters of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are particularly compelling for their depictions of important adolescent themes".

That, in turn, distressed those who saw the sculpture as a compelling and artistically worthy depiction of the catastrophe unleashed by the terrorist attack.

It's a hugely entertaining, compelling, funny and clever depiction of self-delusion and mounting, inescapable, self-doubt.