Sentence examples for despite depicting from inspiring English sources
Scott has come under fire over the decision to cast white actors in the lead roles, despite depicting events taking place in the Middle East and north Africa.
Varma was criticized severely by later artists who saw the content of his work as only superficially Indian because, despite depicting mythological Indian themes, it imitated Western styles of painting.
More recently, Ridley Scott biblical epic Exodus: Gods and Kings was accused of whitewashing following the decision to cast famous white actors such as Christian Bale and Joel Edgerton in the lead roles, despite depicting events taking place in the Middle East and north Africa.
And since the movie is shot entirely from Henry's point of view, it delivers the dubious delight of doing that killing while conveying virtually none of the danger that Henry himself faces — despite depicting the horde of assailants and even the shuddering force of their attacks.
Despite depicting proximal health risks, participants saw these as inconvenient, yet manageable, because they believe they will quit before facing any health risks.
It's easy to write off, "The Blair Witch Project" over a decade later (perhaps it doesn't hold up), but for its time, it was brilliantly executed and absolutely terrifying -- despite not depicting a single moment of onscreen violence.
However, CERO reclassified the two previous games as D, despite them also depicting human decapitations.
Despite media rhetoric depicting an invasion of a few hundred foreign fighters that expelled tens of thousands of Iraqi soldiers, realities on the ground proved otherwise.
Ken's response has been to claim that he has a long record of mobilising broad coalitions of electors, despite being depicted throughout his political career as divisive and extreme.
Despite her penchant for depicting life-altering acts -- after which, as the narrator of one story predicts, "nothing will ever be the same" -- Keegan is better when she is quieter.
Minnelli's previous moviemaking film with Douglas, The Bad and the Beautiful, is excerpted in Two Weeks in Another Town, but despite its merits in depicting the end of the studio system, the film lost millions for MGM.
