Sentence examples for expertly depicted from inspiring English sources

Publishers Weekly noted Ms. Geithner's "expertly" depicted portrayal of the girl's emotional journey.

It is expertly depicted in the film.

That search for a hands-in-the-air festival moment, the kind so expertly depicted by Vodafone adverts and Fearne Cotton, is actually an understandable one. .

Jessica Jones expertly depicted the themes of emotional abuse, a tragically common occurrence in which a person (often romantic partner) abuses the power they have in a relationship to control the person they love.

The heart of this cathartic book expertly depicts the struggle to make sense of one's father's genuine worth.

Perkins expertly depicts a relationship doomed to jump the tracks and shows with compassion how love masks the warning signs.

In a visual style reminiscent of a classic 1970s detective series, Mullins expertly depicts the complexities of Anas' approach to tackling crime.

Kotkin effectively describes how what was called reform was actually a continuing freefall collapse; he also expertly depicts the lingering networks and habits of the Soviet era, and how they have formed a post-imperial world in all its corrupt splendor.

In this, her first novel, Yishai-Levi, an award winning journalist, expertly depicts the harrowing hardships of life during the British Mandate--the bombings, shootings, curfews, fights between Arabs and Jews.

In other Trump news, the Donald was interviewed by Meghan McCain for the Daily Beast, in a meeting of political thinkers that will one day be made into an Academy Award nominated movie that expertly depicts what America was like in 2011.

With lyrics like those and a slinky soul-funk groove, it's unclear why this killer R&B jam by Prince -- reportedly a taster from a new studio album due this year -- failed to make more of an impact than it did, especially given its clickable cover art, which depicted Dave Chappelle expertly attired as the singer holding a plate of those hot cakes.