Sentence examples for humorous depiction from inspiring English sources

But Quindlen's moving and gently humorous depiction of her characters' transformation is thoroughly persuasive.

A wickedly humorous depiction of power and court life told through a riveting display of improvisation, "Royal Madness," which will be performed at the Kitchen from Wednesday through Saturday, is not your ordinary dance fare.

Humorous depiction of amount known about male vs. female veteran homelessness.

Weinstein and Roberto Benigni added narration to the beginning and end of "Life is Beautiful" to frame the story after some found its humorous depiction of the Holocaust to be a "disgrace".

Actually one of the most darkly humorous depictions of teen rebellion this decade, critics still called him a John Waters wannabe.

If there's anything to be troubled about in Sandler films, it may be the (humorous) depictions of violence without consequences.

July 9, 1888 Murree, India September 29 , 1959Worcester, England Bruce Bairnsfather, in full Charles Bruce Bairnsfather (born July 9, 1888, Murree, India died September 29 , 1959 Worcester, Worcestershire, England) cartoonist best known for his grimly humorous depictions of British soldiers in the trenches of World War I.

Bruce Bairnsfather, in full Charles Bruce Bairnsfather, (born July 9, 1888, Murree, India died September 29 , 1959 Worcester, Worcestershire, England), cartoonist best known for his grimly humorous depictions of British soldiers in the trenches of World War I.

Debuting this morning, the California Milk Processor Board (CMPB)'s "Everything I Do Is Wrong" campaign features humorous depictions of men whose lives are apparently made miserable by their womenfolks' premenstrual syndrome (PMS) symptoms.

The commercials are basic, hard-working spots that include selling points like "Designed for the way you live"; product demonstrations; humorous depictions of messy behavior; an updated version of "Nobody Does It Like You," a Hoover jingle from 1993; beauty shots of products; and a large logo at the end.

And just as autocorrect fails have become the butt of widely circulated jokes and privacy laments, we're already seeing humorous depictions of QuickType falling short.