Sentence examples for conventional depiction from inspiring English sources

What was her name?" The dialogue is in service of Hawks's conventional depiction of the never-ending war of words and wits between grown-up men and women.

Although the book is being snapped up because it seems daring, a woman I know who works as a phone dominatrix under the nom de dom Jennifer Hunter dismisses it as "just another conventional depiction of female submission.

By Ian Crouch April 4, 2014 During Friday's segment on the "Today" show, in which the NBC special correspondent Jenna Bush Hager joined her father, former President George W. Bush, for a tour of an exhibition of his never-before-seen paintings, the two came upon a self-portrait — not the infamous one of Bush in the bathtub, but a more conventional depiction, from the shoulders up.

They were "literal, conventional depictions of the Three Stooges" and lacked any "significant transformative or creative contribution".

Just as this film makes one ponder the strange quiddity of shadows – that they are caused by us, and in some profound sense representations of us, and yet neither self-portraits nor even quite images of us – so the black-and-white self-portraits in the opening gallery are not conventional depictions either.

She said Jesus has a brown beard, brown hair and a white robe, which corresponds to conventional depictions of Jesus.

Maria Bauman's "Concerning Proximity," though conventional in its depiction of romantic strife, was texturally rich in its gestural language, and beautifully performed by Maresa D'Amore-Morrison anD'Amore-Morrison and Kendra Rossg to see andatter-of-fact depiction of lesbian sexuality).

Hester is a judge's wife who has forsaken her husband to live with a former test pilot in a dingy flat in Ladbroke Grove, west London: something that, when Rattigan wrote the play in 1952, broke conventional taboos in its depiction of an upper middle-class woman's insatiable sexual appetite.

As shown in Fig. 1's depiction of conventional laparoscopic surgery, a surgeon operates using forceps passed through trocars (each approximately 5 10 mm in diameter) into a patient's abdominal cavity while watching an image acquired by a laparoscope.

But internally, it also tracked the figures using the more conventional method, a more accurate depiction, the report says.

Not a love story in the conventional sense, but a powerful depiction of the way in which the ties with our parents affect our later relationships.