Sentence examples for complex portrayal from inspiring English sources
Amazon Prime's recent hit show Transparent was a complex portrayal of gender identity that pulled no punches.
In giving a tragic dimension to her complex portrayal, she rises to the occasion of Mr. Bardem's own.
Orange is the New Black has been praised for its complex portrayal of life in a women's prison, winning multiple awards in the process.
Its balanced and complex portrayal of the roots of the crisis won't satisfy those who really do see devils at work; but it is closer to the truth.
Serbian director Emir Kusturica, whose Time of the Gypsies (1988) was arguably the first film about the Roma to break through to English-language audiences, combines humour with a detailed, complex portrayal of the Roma.
She's eminently deserving of recognition for her restrained, emotionally complex portrayal of an English professor slipping into early-onset Alzheimer's, but she'd be the frontrunner even if she wasn't.
For Ms. Barrymore the role is the clearest proof yet that she "has what it takes to stretch her talents into large, complex portrayals" (Stephen Holden).
Ms. Napier compared the films of Mr. Miyazaki to those of Akira Kurosawa, the legendary Japanese director whose films also took on complex portrayals of Japan's history.
As he continued to write, Peretz moved toward more complex portrayals and created the collection of stories he called Khasidish ("Hasidic").
June 7, 1909 London, England September 11 , 1994Easton, Connecticut Jessica Tandy, (born June 7 , 1909 London, Eng. died Sept. 11, 1994, Easton, Conn., U.S). English-born American actress of stage, screen, and television, noted for her complex portrayals and frequent collaborations with Hume Cronyn, her husband.
The collaborative and mutually trusting atmosphere has made it easier for "Oz," which is HBO's longest-running dramatic series, to tackle highly charged issues like the death penalty and society's attitude toward criminals, to explore taboos like the sexual fantasies of a nun (an idea conceived by Ms. Moreno) and to offer realistically complex portrayals of same-sex relationships.
