Sentence examples for depictions of characters from inspiring English sources

Critics praised the film's sophisticated narrative structure as well as the empathetic depictions of characters with different backgrounds facing complex moral dilemmas.

Writers like Rebecca Solnit and Maggie Doherty have shown how debates about the sexist depictions of characters owe much to Ms. Millett's thinking.

Theodore Dreiser, for instance, treated subjects that had seemed too daring to earlier realists and, like other Naturalists, illustrated his own beliefs by his depictions of characters and unfolding of plots.

But the sentence didn't sound to me like anything George Eliot would say — at least, not my George Eliot, whose finest moments were often compassionate depictions of characters not quite coming up to the mark.

But the sentence didn't sound to me like anything George Eliot would say at least, not my George Eliot, whose finest moments were often compassionate depictions of characters not quite coming up to the mark.

On television and in movies, Mexican American accents are often associated with negative or cartoonish depictions of characters.

They owed their popularity to Auerbach's depiction of characters, his contrasting of rural and urban settings, and his philosophical reflections.

The effective depiction of action — even naïvely spectacular action — requires a great deal of intelligence, and the depiction of characters who aren't intellectuals doesn't make a movie dumb.

The film, which was based on a novel by Russell Banks, was a chilling depiction of characters in a small town divided by grief and greed following a tragic school-bus accident.

Gopnik provides a fine analysis of Trollope's insight into the political and clerical concerns of his day, and he is right that Trollope's strength is his depiction of characters.

Last year, in the magazine, I reviewed the splendid Criterion DVD of "Red Desert" and there, too, discussed Antonioni's visual attraction to industrial creations and his depiction of characters — in particular, Giuliana, played by Monica Vitti — as inseparable from them.