Sentence examples for moving depictions from inspiring English sources

We know and love Wainwright for his moving depictions and still reliable descriptions of the Lakeland Fells.

These robes have visceral and moving depictions of the flagellation, arrest and crucifixion of Christ among their glitter.

But the main lessons here are to be found in the moving depictions of the social safety net and life in a homeless shelter.

Teenagers and young adults also relished them because of their realistic and often moving depictions of emotional dilemmas, and there was a constant appeal to women readers of all ages, because of the energetic drawing of strong female characters as uncompromising but compassionate human beings.

It's a moving depiction of the obliteration of Iraq and of Omaar's loss of innocence.

The novel's status as a masterpiece is chiefly a result of its narrative intensity and its moving depiction of the recovery of a diseased spirit.

His most moving depiction of the siege shows a young woman standing among the bodies of her dead comrades, firing a cannon.

The Golden Globe for Best picture (Drama) went to Boyhood, the moving depiction of a Texas adolescence filmed sporadically over 12 years by director Richard Linklater, who also took home the Best Director gong.

But that doesn't mean I necessarily want to see them struggling with the roles of Benedick and Beatrice in the Bard's eternally giddy yet also moving depiction of defenses that collapse to make room for love.

Based on the life of Bronson Alcott and, like "Caleb's Crossing," a first-person narrative, "March" is a persuasive and moving depiction of both the Civil War and a complicated marriage.

A few days after the preview, I was following him through Tate Britain when he stuck his head inside Room 28 of the permanent collection, where two video screens were playing his 2004 piece, "they shoot horses," a moving depiction of nine young Palestinians in a dance marathon in Ramallah.