Sentence examples for convincing representations from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, what is important is whether these films are convincing representations of human beings.

Along with Will Schuester from American television show Glee, TES said that there are some teachers on television who manage to portray "convincing representations of the highs and lows of the job".

But his works, characterized by mastery of perspective, subtlety in color and light and convincing representations of the human figure, endure.

And we can see that with each new breakthrough in technology, we tend to make better, more convincing representations of the world, both now and in the past.

What helped to distinguish Poyet from his Late Gothic predecessors and most of his contemporaries, including Bourdichon, was time spent in Italy absorbing the use of perspective, color and light, and learning to draw convincing representations of the human figure, from the work of masters like Mantegna and Bellini.

His use of perspective, color, light and shadow and his convincing representations of the human figure took his work well beyond the limitations of his Late Gothic predecessors, evident in such powerful manuscripts as the "Missal of Guillaume Lallemant" and "The Hours of Henry VIII".

For the basic landscape elements — terrain, vegetation, and water — some standard techniques for convincing static visual representation have been developed, but many complicating questions and obstacles remain.

Traditionally the UN statements are issued by Switzerland and then signed off by other member states who, on this occasion, appear to have been convinced by the representations made by the UK and the Saudis.

We shouldn't need science to convince us that representation of diverse body types in the media is a good thing, but science just made a pretty solid case for it anyway.

Medhurst was convinced that accurate representation and reproduction of the tonal structure of Southern Min was vital to comprehension: The system expounded by Medhurst influenced later dictionary compilers with regard to tonal notation and initials, but both his complicated vowel system and his emphasis on the literary register of Southern Min were dropped by later writers.

Research suggests differences in innate ability are unlikely to play a major role (3), but one route to more equal representation across academic fields might be convincing both women and men that this is true.