Sentence examples for more real representation from inspiring English sources

It is this emotional honesty that Freud painstakingly strives for in his work, slowly building a relationship with his sitter, searching with each layer of paint for a deeper understanding and more real representation of his subject -- not just the fleshy corporal outer shell that he depicts so masterfully, but also the complex underlying substrata and depth.

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". .

City officials are likely to assume more substantial representation.

("It's funny how the colours of the real, real world are not real until you viddy them on film," muses Alex between sessions, anticipating a very modern critical discourse on how we have come to think of screen representations of the world as more real than reality itself).

These outside representations of the world seem more real than the reality inside their own minds.

The Brennan Center report concludes that on most important counts, New York has the worst legislature in the country -- one that deprives the public of any real representation, because legislators obey their leaders more than voters.

Examples being: "what did your character teach you?" or "what else are you looking to achieve?" We still have a way to go to make the representation of women in film 'equal', and more real.

However, critics of the film yearn for a true representation of Chicago--a picture much more real than Chi-Raq's approach.

So maybe that's why it's important that Netflix has continued to greenlight more diverse shows not just as a token gesture, but as a commitment to real representation across genres and behind the scenes.

So maybe that's why it's important that Netflix has continued to greenlight more diverse shows not just as a token gesture, but as a commitment to real representation across genres and behind the scenes.

QUESTION FROM KRISTIN: do you think there is real representation of sentiment among people of the states or is there more leadership intervention with pushing their own agenda?