Sentence examples for controversial depictions from inspiring English sources
He is best known for his controversial depictions of adolescent girls.
The brightly coloured portrait was donated to the Queen's collection and is one of the most controversial depictions of the monarch.
The men were arrested in Ireland last week in connection with an international conspiracy to kill Mr Vilks, whose controversial depictions of the Muslim prophet were printed in a newspaper in Sweden in 2007.
Twelve people were shot and killed Wednesday in the center of Paris after masked gunmen stormed into the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which has published controversial depictions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
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In this interview, the new chief editor of Charlie Hebdo defended the magazine's controversial depictions of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad, saying that the magazine ridicules religious figures only when faith gets "entangled" in the political world: "We do not attack religion, but we do when it gets involved in politics".
It was stated that very often the population did not realize how severe a supposedly harmless childhood disease can be, especially if the disease occurs in adulthood, and that the controversial depiction of prophylactic vaccinations in the media had a significant influence on the willingness of the population to be vaccinated.
Max Nicholson from IGN gave the episode a grade of 8.5 ("Great"), concluding "the docu-series is unapologetic in its somewhat controversial depiction of organized religion, but it extends an olive branch for creative thinking and plays with concepts of faith in its whimsical view of the macrocosm".
Italy's Catholic bishops are furious about controversial artistic depictions of the popular Barbie and Ken dolls as the Virgin Mary and a crucified Jesus Christ and other saints.
Catholicism has that certain something that makes it well suited to vivid (and sometimes controversial) media depictions, said Tom Beaudoin, associate professor of theology at Fordham University.
In 2010, years removed from the culture wars, it is difficult to imagine the material in this 70-minute show as controversial, though its depictions of female desire and torment are frank.
