In 1982, she brought, but later dropped, a private prosecution against Howard Brenton's play "The Romans in Britain," which explicitly portrayed sexual acts.
Its story bounces through actual places like Gerde's, the Gaslight Café and the Gate of Horn in Chicago without explicitly portraying real artists or folk music powers like the impresario Albert Grossman.
The one area in which the original "Shaft" succeeded is that it explicitly portrayed black men as sexual beings in a way they had never been on-screen before.
Bettison actually suggests on page 319 of his book, in a chapter entitled "In the Shadow of Salem" that explicitly portrays himself as the victim of a witch hunt, that this is his effort to influence the CPS.
The third reappearing character, Jack Foley, is all but explicitly portrayed as George Clooney, who played the charming, intelligent and self-defeating bank robber Foley in "Out of Sight," Steven Soderbergh's excellent 1998 movie based on Leonard's novel of the same title.
Or the extraordinary intimate tenderness of the relationship between Antonio and Bassanio, which defies categorisation: "We cannot say," observes Wells, "that Shakespeare explicitly portrays a sexual relationship, but equally... we cannot deny that the text permits such a sub-textual reading".
The former is an adaptation of the conventional formal system which explicitly portrays reasoning as an activity that takes place in time.
Since the dynamic characteristics of the offshore platform are explicitly portrayed through modal analysis, it was carried out in OpenSees Post Processor (OSP) before each transient analysis to represent natural frequencies.
Performances in England directed by Jonathan Miller and by Clifford Williams explicitly portrayed Prospero as coloniser.
