Sentence examples for mere depiction from inspiring English sources

Movie-making is no mere depiction of actors performing scenes.

The opera is plotless, a mere depiction of scenes from a diplomatic marriage.

On the one hand, representation is a matter of mere depiction.

Brilliant primary colours, simple geometrical shapes – at first sight it looks like a textbook of suprematism, the movement that emerged from the intellectual ferment of pre-revolutionary Russia to express the supremacy of pure, artistic feeling above the mere depiction of objects.

That's why Moffat was a screenwriter, not a director; what seemed to him irrelevant was what made the film no mere depiction of story but also an experience an experience for a viewer, and one that is based on the experience that the director himself had in the course of shooting the scene.

Beyond mere depiction, his art is about challenging viewpoints and raising unanswerable questions.

The whole scene is charged with the horror and brutality of the event, yet it conveys a monumentality that carries beyond the mere narrative depiction.

"Girlhood" is fascinating for the mere fact of its depiction of a milieu that is all too easily reduced to a stereotypical series of cinematic emblems.

Mr. Merad's hangdog performance brings a genuine melancholy to the story, which prevents it from falling into mere farce, and the depiction of his relationship with Fleur is touching.

If concentration on the depiction of a mere model explains certain inhumane features of Plato's political vision, are there also indications that he was aware of the limitations he imposed on his 'political animals' by their confinement to just one function in an efficiently run community?

He concluded that the viewers find themselves in control of their view, of the situation in general, and are conveyed the impression to follow a realistic depiction of a mere melancholic woman in the desert, according to him.