Sentence examples for narrow depiction from inspiring English sources

But in Kendrick's narrow depiction of their culture-free realm, in which the sole value is money, the sacrifices involved appear trivial; the movie stacks the deck in favor of Christian faith.

But when most mainstream images push one narrow depiction of beauty, it also suggests that women who don't look like that are inadequate.

The article and its controversial image sparked outrage Monday among mothers, who used the Twitter hashtag #MomsNotMaids to speak out against what they saw as a sexist attack on stay-at-home moms..@NRA's narrow depiction of motherhood is lame!

Fittingly for a man who has played in some unconventional biopics — "The Butler," after all, is less a narrow depiction of its title character as it is a chronicling of racial politics — the film won't follow the traditional cradle-to-grave path.

This narrow depiction of services involving IPW for older people was perhaps indicative of the practical challenge of aligning the goals and working patterns of professionals employed across organisations when goals of care are open-ended and diffuse [ 1, 19].

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet When, several years after the release of "Bird," Spike Lee went on to make his own movie about jazz musicians, "Mo' Better Blues," he complained that "Bird" and Bertrand Tavernier's "Round Midnight" were "narrow depictions of the lives of black musicians, as seen through the eyes of white screenwriters and white directors".

When, several years after the release of "Bird," Spike Lee went on to make his own movie about jazz musicians, "Mo' Better Blues," he complained that "Bird" and Bertrand Tavernier's "Round Midnight" were "narrow depictions of the lives of black musicians, as seen through the eyes of white screenwriters and white directors".

The film doesn't try to put a copycat "urban" tag on the proceedings, but instead tells an interesting story free of Hollywood's often narrow depictions of African-Americans.

But the soundtrack offers a narrow-minded, conservative depiction of hip-hop itself.

On either side of the narrow passageway, depictions of Queens musical legends like Run-DMC and the Ramones are screwed into the wall along with images of Hell Gate Bridge and the Jamaica station of the Long Island Rail Road.

With its depiction of narrow racism in the milieu surrounding its characters, "The Shape of Water" comes off as a fantasy version of "Loving" or, for that matter, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," a surrogate for a film about an interracial relationship.