Sentence examples for plausible depiction from inspiring English sources

What emerges is a cultural inventory of villainy rather than a plausible depiction of an actual person.

Now he reunites with Cera for Magic Magic, a film with some mannerisms that make it look like a horror-thriller, although it is more a disquieting and unnervingly plausible depiction of mental breakdown.

For most people, as one critic points out, "Groundhog Day" is a surreal nightmare rather than a plausible depiction of real life.Experiments are very often interesting and idea-provoking and probably require no further justification.

The moving images on the camera monitor offered, I thought, a plausible depiction of one of the drawbacks of life in the Old West — an invasive urological procedure conducted without benefit of anesthesia.

These methods quantify the mobility of water molecules within tissue in any given direction and can thus provide some evidence of connectivity within 3-dimensional (3D) volumes, enabling reasonably plausible depiction of fiber tracts connecting different brain regions.

A depiction of this plausible relaxation mechanism is illustrated in Fig. 11.

There are reasons to doubt this version of events; but, on its face, it is plausible that an artist's first depiction of her home town would over-represent its flaws, and that her second attempt would overcorrect toward sappiness.

Could we not have dispensed with Norman Neal Williams (Manoel Felciano), one of the book's more melodramatic figures, whose romance with Mary Ann is made slightly more plausible here by his less sinister depiction?

Most fictional depictions describe a solid shell of matter enclosing a star, which is considered the least plausible variant of the idea (see below).

The depiction was uplifting.

A rather lovely little depiction.