Sentence examples for identity depiction from inspiring English sources

These data types relate to numerous virtual profiles that have functions of identity depiction and communicative body [49].

This is a long way from a simple notion of identity, of depiction.

Other readings of the play have shown a Chinese nationalist identity and depiction of negative traits in women.

I asked Tisserand if he thought Herriman's own experience with racial identity and his depiction of gender in the strip were linked.

The study furthers our understanding of the interconnections between structural properties and communicative properties of identity formation through the depiction of female refugee-immigrant ethno-graphs.

The richness of the film lies not just in the hero's quest to establish his identity but in its painstaking depiction of medieval rural life.

She sees her win as a signal that Australian writing prizes like the Miles Franklin are accepting a more liberal conception of depictions of Australian identity.

That isn't to say that movies like "Beasts of No Nation" are unimportant -- this isn't about only presenting sanitized, censored, depictions of African identity.

On the one hand, you might recall the faces of anguished parents and children coming to testify before officials in Sacramento year after year about how demeaning, discriminatory, and inaccurate the depictions of their identity and culture is in the books (watch some of these children's testimonials on this video here).

Any semblance of time or reality is blurred in this depiction of a fragmented identity, and gradually Mr. Rambert's presence seems to dissolve.

As the lucky owner of two passports (the small matter of dual heritage, I'm not admitting to identity fraud here), there are more depictions of sea defences, windmills, trout, submarines, whales, planes and canalside engineering across my forms of identification than there is any mention of successful women.