Sentence examples for delicate depiction from inspiring English sources

Key to the final teleplay was the delicate depiction of the relationship between Charles and Sebastian.

Her second, All is Song, is an equally delicate depiction of family relationships.

A delicate depiction of the erotic charge between client and therapist turns into a drama about the aftermath of war.

"Woman in Red and Green," from the artist's celebrated "Contrast of Forms" series, is a delicate depiction of a woman's face in Léger's signature language of geometric and tubular forms.

The romantic idyll that results, one of the cinema's most delicate depictions of young married love, also takes a devastating turn.

Halaban's images offer us delicate depictions of strangers' lives, glimpsed through their windows.

Pskov icons became prized for their brilliant reds and deep greens, their blending of religious and folk art and their delicate, elongated depictions of people and animals.

Artist Mario Rossi's delicate watercolour depictions of cafes and restaurants emblazoned with the names of famous films are being exhibited at the Cornerhouse in Manchester as part of the Abandon Normal Devices festival.

Elsewhere in the show, other works of great individual merit include "Portrait of a Little Girl Picking Grapes" (1840-1850), a delicate and sensitive depiction by an unknown artist, and Edward Henry Potthast's "Who's Who at the Seashore," undated, but possibly late 19th century, capturing the interaction of a pair of boys on a beach.

And many maps are beautiful, their delicate shading and life-like depiction of groundcover elevated to an artform.

It's rich and earthily funny in its depiction of Gorbals in the 1960s, and delicate in its portrayal of the relationship between a grandson and his grandfather, and the desire we all have to be seen as special: the hero or heroine of our own story.