Sentence examples for harsh depiction from inspiring English sources

"It is a much more harsh depiction," she added.

Perhaps, in Australia, it's even manipulatively so — a deliberately harsh depiction of a societal divide that is actually more complex and nuanced.

Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, in his seventh season, did not hesitate to echo Reed's harsh depiction of a home loss that was the third consecutive defeat forthe Ravens (9-5), who can still clinch a second consecutive A.F.C.

Its harsh depiction of poverty can be understood today as a triumphant vindication of the postwar settlement that created the welfare state, and a timely warning that the poor can't be neatly divided into "deserving" and "undeserving".

Those who've seen Cock will fight déja vu, although those who haven't will likely respond more readily to its harsh depiction of employment at a moment in the history of finance when being fired is especially dire.

They were stereotypical — even harsh — depictions of love.

Wang Xiaoshuai, the director of "Beijing Bicycle," is younger than Mr. Zhang, part of a generation that has concerned itself with naturalistic, sometimes harsh depictions of Chinese urban life.

Today only the most controversial works — those with explicit sexual images or harsh depictions of high-ranking Communist Party officials — are banned.

The hand-painted style was intended to soften the sharpness she saw as typical in isometric games and the colorless, harsh depictions of most devastated landscapes.

When his patrons saw what they perceived as harsh, devilish depictions of the saints in the picture, they rejected it.

Written by Paul Green, a playwright celebrated in the 1920's and 30's for his harsh, realistic depictions of social ills, often on racial themes, "Hymn" is marked by the unblinking indignation that made it courageous and powerful in its day but now comes across as thunderously unsubtle.