Sentence examples for more complex depictions from inspiring English sources

Warhol's '60s imagery was looser and simpler than the tighter, more complex depictions of Jackson he created in the 1980s.

Later, more complex depictions of Fg such as 45 nm-long heptanodular and octanodular models were reported on the basis of EM and crystallographic observations.

Methods for geoinformation analyses provide a wide range of different tools to explore the spatial dimension of malnutrition and range from descriptive maps displaying potential impact factors on malnutrition [ 18, 22] up to more complex depictions of the effects of social, economic and biophysical factors on malnutrition [ 23, 24].

Again, the main health states comprise gastrointestinal adverse events ("GI problems", "no GI problems"), but with a more complex depiction of the following treatment patterns.

FROM the first films he made with Sankofa, a black, British film collective he co-founded in the 1980's, Isaac Julien has explored racial stereotypes and the pressures that militate against more complex racial depictions.

It is an extraordinary film: not as fine as Kubrick's in its special effects, but much more complex in its depiction of human beings captured by aliens and placed in an imaginary world based on an incomplete understanding of their memories.

Their defensive idealization gave way to a more complex, multi-dimensional depiction of themselves and their babies in relation to each other.

Her unrefined persona is more complex than the cliched depictions that can grace TV screens.

That audiences and critics both found Celeste's personal struggles more resonant than Jane's thoughts of revenge bodes well for the future of these stories; perhaps now production companies will be more likely to take a risk on complex depictions of abuse, rather than coming at the issue slantwise.

I tell him that one critic I read claimed that after meeting Jessica his depiction of male-female relationships became more complex and interesting.

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