Sentence examples for depiction subject from inspiring English sources

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The actual object with all its millions of qualities is at one end of the spectrum, and the painting so abstracted that a depiction subject is unrecognizable is at the other end; between the two extremes lie all the possible degrees of abstraction.

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Depiction subjects can ordinarily be recognized at once with a little knowledge of the world and the names of the things in it.

As such, they represent a set of flexible and somewhat informal, assumptions, definitions, algebraic manipulations, and graphical depictions subject to influence and selectively parsed expression by the modeler.

He did another version of his "Cicero," this time using the traditional painting methods of the day, which resulted in a lighter and warmer depiction of the subject matter.

He hoped to produce a balanced depiction of the subject matter, and he, along with co-writers Brennan and Falchuk, checked the script to ensure that for every anti-religious sentiment conveyed, there was a pro-religious one to counterbalance it.

The show's frequent depiction of taboo subject matter, general toilet humor, accessibility to younger viewers, disregard for conservative sensibilities, negative depiction of liberal causes, and portrayal of religion for comic effect have been the main sources for generating controversy and debate over the course of its run.

Of special interest are his secular allegorical depictions of subjects such as the four seasons.

De Puy's most mesmerizing depiction of her subject, though, is not a still but one of the short films that accompany "Randy" in installation.

Tania McMurtry of Sydney also submitted a painting of Lambie, seeking a more personal depiction of the subject in her work, after meeting the senator shortly after Christmas.

His "Magi" picture was the first large-scale depiction of the subject in an altarpiece, and it gave the fullest account in painting up to that time of the New Testament story.

In her review of "Louisa May Alcott," Leah Price questions Susan Cheever's depiction of her subject as a misunderstood heroine ahead of her time, correctly identifying Alcott's connections to Boston's elite reform and literary circles as critical to her success ("American Girl," Dec. 12).

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