Sentence examples for fascinating depiction from inspiring English sources
Part of me, however, would love to see the Oscar go to Steve Carell and his fascinating depiction of the troubled billionaire John du Pont and his bizarre attempt to mentor the US Olympic wrestling team in Foxcatcher.
"Tenth District Court," from 2004, is, as I wrote in a review of the film when it was shown here, a fascinating depiction of life without the Fifth Amendment.
The Church of San Giovanni presents a humbler environment: remains of Gothic frescoes appear in sudden patches on the otherwise largely unadorned walls, wooden chairs are set in rows in the small room with only a couple of pews behind them; several paintings, including "Annunciazione," a fascinating depiction by Camilla Filicchi, are on display as well.
Trump cabinet meeting is a fascinating depiction of what seems to be a meeting to pat Trump on the head and tell him he's a good boy.
The piece is lovely and odd, adding to the many fascinating depictions of summer at HEATWAVE.
The duality of Alice as a child and a young woman struggling to find her place between innocence and experience while she experiences a sexual awakening, is represented by the Red and White Queens as well, in fascinating depictions.
Elsewhere, in his ultra-controversial Black Athena project, Martin Bernal argued that European classicism had obscured the African roots of much Greek achievement (the British Museum show has some fascinating ceramic depictions of sub-Saharan Africans).
The first part of the book — to me, the most fascinating — is a depiction of the nearly lost world of a North American hunter-gatherer community.
His action, of course, is historic; the events that led to that action are, in Stone's telling, occasionally fascinating; but Stone's depiction of Edward Snowden is as flat, thin, and artificial as the Snowbot the video screen on wheels through which Snowden makes virtual public appearances worldwide, which turns up near the end of the film.
The plot has some creaky elements — a duplicitous international art star and an estate named Summer Madness play important roles — but Gappah creates memorable characters, and illuminates Zimbabwe's society and politics in fascinating ways, especially in her depictions of prison life, and in her retellings of the harrowing stories that landed the inmates there.
Her truly bizarre, creepy, but no less fascinating series of photos includes depictions of 18th century wax models from Italy, 19th century anatomical preparations from the Netherlands, original specimens from the Hunterian Museum in London, and pathological models from the Mütter Museum in Pennsylvania.
