The book, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," seems on the verge of occasioning a constitutional crisis, so dire is its depiction of presidential puerility.
The other extreme, the most present, is a daunting and glaring depiction of a dire economic crisis rife with violent civil riots, political rancor and an unrelenting sense of despair.
The recurring theme in Gerrard's work is the gloom of the settings he chooses, embodying their most emotive aspects and the dire implications of each in a fully artificial depiction.
The Florida Keys would see less in the way of impacts, contrary to the dire circumstances portrayed by a consensus of model depictions on Tuesday.
A period of symbolic, heavily inked depictions of the human condition produced book collections with dire titles — "The Lonely Ones," "Ruminations" — but his line soon began to grow lighter and amazingly free.
A period of symbolic, heavily inked depictions of the human condition produced book collections with dire titles—"The Lonely Ones," "Ruminations"—but his line soon began to grow lighter and amazingly free.
A period of symbolic, heavily inked depictions of the human condition produced book collections with dire titles—"The Lonely Ones," "Ruminations"—but his line soon began to grow lighter and amazingly free.
Those who've seen Cock will fight déja vu, although those who haven't will likely respond more readily to its harsh depiction of employment at a moment in the history of finance when being fired is especially dire.
Homer Simpson discovers the dire consequences of bad rubbish disposal in the episode Trash of the Titans, but perhaps the most entertaining and prophetic depiction of landfill comes in Matt Groening's other great work, Futurama, in the episode, A Big Piece of Garbage.
