Sentence examples for lively representations from inspiring English sources

"These are classified as folk art because they really come out of community traditions and long-term traditions, but they show extraordinary craftsmanship, amazing artistry, lively representations.

What is missing from the lively representation of Gucci's history is the people who made the label sing and swing.

The A.V. Club said the show offered "a much more real and lively representation of lesbians than the static stereotypes and tropes that dominate television," while The New York Times praised "Take My Wife" for having "a D.I.Y. charm and a perspective that have long been underrepresented on the small screen". .

By Flavian times this Roman artistic instinct had asserted itself and with it the old Roman tendency toward lively and accurate pictorial representation.

8. Rizzle Kicks - Roaring 20s The aptly-titled Roaring 20s presents the year's liveliest and sharpest representation of young British pop-culture style; an artful blend of witty, occasionally ribald patter and bouncy, ebullient grooves in which rude, rasping trumpet buttresses the reggae and jazz elements that set the duo apart from grimier peers.

Melanin Millennials Lively show tackling the under-representation of women of colour in the UK media.

In his own writings, Poggio was gifted with a lively eloquence and a capacity for artistic representation of character and conversation that distinguish his moral dialogues from numerous similar contemporary works.

There was a "lively" debate recently on BBC Radio 4 about gender representation in broadcast media.

This lively exhibition includes more than 60 feline or canine representations in two or three dimensions.

Languages of Art prompted a lively debate especially concerning Goodman's claims about the nature of pictorial representation, or depiction.

And collectively, these Schiele avatars (who fought angrily with as well as stroked and encouraged one another) became a lively testament to the particular narcissism that produced a very particular style of self-representation.