Sentence examples for convincingly depicted from inspiring English sources
The trouble is that having outlined our global crisis so starkly, and having convincingly depicted life on a planet denuded of all variety or ecological interest, he clearly feels compelled to offer some salvation.
The colorful episodes that followed -- as a student at Eton, a policeman in Burma, a soldier in the Spanish Civil War, a vagrant in England and Paris and a broadcaster of wartime propaganda to India -- are convincingly depicted as repeated slides from "idealism to disillusionment".
McKinley's personal financial crisis allowed him to be convincingly depicted as a child, helpless in the hands of businessmen and their mere tool in the 1896 campaign.
Ever since Thomas Hardy, writers have wrestled with the challenge of convincingly depicting the relentless hardship of country life.
Though it tries, "Biography" doesn't convincingly depict a vast distance between the Nelsons' on-air and off-air personalities.
For me, the new Ghostbusters fails precisely where it ought to triumph: in convincingly depicting female friendship.
Written by Long and Jim Demonakos, the book convincingly depicts the systemic racism, blatant and subtle, that suffused and corroded everything during that period.
Adapting Graeme Aitken's novel, the writer and director, Stewart Main, convincingly depicts an emotionally immature world where mothers are only a vague background presence, and fathers show up just to yell at the television or deliver black eyes.
Of course, things begin to go wrong when the programme takes on a life of its own, and Simmons convincingly depicts an already hellish society's irrevocable slide into chaos.
With his puckishly bland interviews and sarcastic cityscapes, Ying convincingly depicts a state of repressed volatility that, when it blows, does so with a far- reaching, vitriolic, righteous audacity that has few parallels in the modern cinema.
As Kerry was sharing the hopes of foreign leaders for regime change in the US, Bush was convincingly depicting Kerry as the ultimate Washington flip-flopper, someone who can't be trusted to take decisive action.
