He presents the "pure in heart", in the process snagging on the difficulty of depicting goodness.
The flaws of both "Scorched" and "Ruined" reveal the difficulty of depicting the chaos of war and its repercussions onstage.
Indeed, the conversion trope itself is probably a response to the difficulty in depicting real lesbian relationships – they have to be couched in stereotypical terms for mainstream audiences to connect with.
All this helps to explain the difficulty with depicting happiness, or at least this kind of happiness, in art.
Abrams stated the difficulty of depicting the future was that much of modern technology was inspired by the original show, and made it seem outdated.
Our difficulty in depicting comprehensive maps for pathways is illustrated by existing discrepancies, for instance, between those proposed by BioCarta, KEGG and GeneMAPP.
Andrew Dominik's highly accomplished biopic on the life of Australian criminal, Mark "Chopper" Read, is an outstanding meditation on the difficulties of depicting historical truth in cinema.
From its inception, the production had a weighty crucible to bear: the negative residual press from the book and, even more daunting, the innate difficulties of depicting the novel's most graphic scenes onscreen without straying from the psychopathic excesses its plot relies on.
By a coincidence of chance, fate or something in the cultural ether, when "Christine" premiered earlier this year at Sundance, also at the festival was Robert Greene's documentary "Kate Plays Christine," featuring actress Kate Lyn Sheil in an investigation of Chubbuck and the difficulties of depicting her story.
Due to the difficulties in depicting such large number of haplotypes, only the networks for each of the six crater lakes we investigated are shown, and since all species within crater lakes clustered together in the Bayesian assignment test using nuclear markers, in this analyses they were depicted with a single crater lake color.
