Sentence examples for fierce depictions from inspiring English sources

The French-born director Jacques Tourneur was a Hollywood master of genre films, including Westerns, and the best of them, "Stars in My Crown" (Amazon, iTunes, and others), from 1950, is also one of the high-studio era's most frank and fierce depictions of racist violence.

Some documents' depictions of fierce fighting in areas of German deployment go far beyond the scant detail on the war the German public normally hears.

American-born Irish science-fiction writer who vanquished chauvinistic science-fiction and fantasy genre conceits with her depictions of fierce female protagonists, most notably in her Dragonriders of Pern series, which spanned more than 20 books.

Mr. Gibson does not allude to the fierce debate over his depiction of Jews that engulfed his film long before its release date.

Trollope has her own devoted fan base and it is Trollope's fans who will devour this one, with its depiction of fierce and loyal sisterly love, another theme familiar to both writers.

(Remember the snoozy "Man for All Seasons" last fall?) But "Mary Stuart" has a fierce timelessness in its depiction of political power games and the roles played — then as now — by charisma, duplicity, self-editing and what has come to be known as spin.

Its most daring and important element may be the depiction of a fierce anti-Semitism among the American population and politicians.

MF Husain, arguably the country's greatest modern painter, died in exile after fierce attacks on his irreverent, modernist depictions of Hindu deities.

Haunting and never straining to be overly real, the look of each piece is diffused by haziness sometimes the effect is a rational depiction of smoke gathering around the fierce flames, while other times it seems a byproduct of an unclear retelling of the past.

Angelica Ross, who plays the fierce and sexy Paige, says: "Jen and I would see depictions of trans people in shows and could predict the entire storyline of a character based on stereotypes.

These fierce yet benign overseers were made 900 years before any previously known large-scale depictions of the human face and form in China.