Sentence examples for expressive depiction from inspiring English sources

His portraits, such as the Charles de Bourgogne, Eleanor of Austria (c. 1525), and Jean Carondelet (1517), reveal his facility for psychological perception and are particularly notable for their expressive depiction of hands.

His best works – and the ones adorned with red "sold" stickers – are expressive depictions of skulls.

When drawing for herself, Mayo commonly opted for expressive depictions of women.

However, such a copyright will not extend to the movements themselves, either individually or in combination, but only to the expressive description, depiction, or illustration of the routine … Nevertheless, Mr. Gumucio wrote in a letter [PDF] posted on Yoga to the People's Web site, he decided to settle the suit by agreeing to stop offering the course patterned after Bikram.

The Jalāyirid school was influenced as well by the Baghdad school of the 13th century, which was noted for the depiction of expressive, individualized faces rather than facial types, for a sense of movement, and for attention to the details of everyday life.

Characterized by the depiction of expressive, individualized faces rather than facial types, a suggestion of movement, and attention to the details of everyday life, work of this school continued to appear for some 40 years following the destruction of the city by the Mongols in 1258.

It was during this period that Rothko's expressive figurative and surrealist depictions transformed into the blocks of reds, yellows and blues that became his signature style.

What's new in "The Incredibles," he said, is the expressive potential of caricature underlying physically accurate depictions of bone, muscle and skin.

He is a favorite model for depictions of mad scientists and absent-minded professors; his expressive face and distinctive hairstyle have been widely copied and exaggerated.

Colen's abstract depictions of tumbling mylar paper manifest as painterly and expressive shapes that have been meticulously strewn across the Activity's Center.

Rossellini's unflinching depiction of harsh social and physical realities goes hand-in-hand with expressive performances (it's the film that made Anna Magnani an international star) and melodramatic turns: for Rossellini, a clear view of the world implied an unambiguous morality as well.