Sentence examples for dramatic depiction from inspiring English sources

Hammami's dramatic depiction of life on the front lines is filled with surreal bits of Americana.

The genre known as history painting meant a dramatic depiction of great events, whether mythological scenes or contemporary news.

The chapels are often described as "theaters of the mountain" for their realistic and dramatic depiction of scenes of Christ's life.

Their ideas express moral doubt regarding the notion of representing the Holocaust and extend to a rejection of the dramatic depiction of any historical horror.

The indictment is a colorful and dramatic depiction of the Sept. 11 attacks, detailing the assembling of the hijackers and their preparations in a perfect narrative arc.

This opening two-hour episode merges an elegant dramatic depiction of Charles Darwin with a documentary that explains what the scientist's theories meant then and mean now.

Other recent dramatic depictions seem almost playful by comparison.

A prominent Ashcan painter whose dramatic depictions of prizefights must always be found in any survey of American art is George Bellows.

While modern religious writers tend to interpret the pains of hell metaphorically, a great many artistic masterpieces derive their compelling power from their graphic and dramatic depictions of these torments.

A foundation is seeking to gain attention in the crowded marketplace for pro bono advertising by devoting its first national campaign to dramatic depictions of the afflictions it seeks to comfort and cure.

"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom," which is set in 1927, at a white-owned record company, has none of the quaintness of the usual dramatic depictions of black life; instead, it puts African-American behavior into both a socioeconomic and a spiritual context.