Sentence examples for on depictions from inspiring English sources

But for Rossellini, the label referred to a "moral stance," one that didn't depend on depictions of working-class life.

Their movies were the mainstream, by default — and that mainstream was a pathologically narrow one, with its severe limitations on roles for nonwhite actors, on depictions of sexual preference (and, for that matter, of sex), on gender politics, and on politics in general.

Their movies were the mainstream, by default and that mainstream was a pathologically narrow one, with its severe limitations on roles for nonwhite actors, on depictions of sexual preference (and, for that matter, of sex), on gender politics, and on politics in general.

In the 50s and 60s, beefcake art focused on depictions of beautiful male bodies, sometimes in proximity to one another, but never interacting in a sexual sense.

Its 25 works concentrate on depictions of men, skimming across a career more identified with anxious young women.

Within its many boxes, lies a significant museum of photography, that centre mostly on depictions of the north.

These are minor annoyances alongside the film's minor but undeniable pleasures, including the performances of Ms. Okatsuka and Cory Zacharia (as a particularly frustrated Littlerock homeboy) and Mr. Ott's dead-on depictions of all-night keggers and aimless small-town rambles.

The understated humor, dead-on depictions, and surprising and lyrical rhymes from Norman and charming illustrations by Jack Parham, both still in their teens themselves, can convey some worthwhile lessons to kids who want to know how to behave but do not want to hear it from adults.

But time and again, I was thinking of what was missing from the book: Faulkner's spot-on depiction of the feuding and one-upmanship that typifies siblings; the subtle shading of race relations; and most of all the humor.

"The Jonah is the most spot-on depiction of Washington ever constructed.

Mary Corey, a lecturer at the University of California in Los Angeles who specializes in post-World War II intellectual and cultural history, said "Mad Men" was a dead-on depiction of the era, with its vast inequities between the sexes.