Sentence examples similar to premier depiction from inspiring English sources
Other notable cartoons are his depictions of Russian premier Joseph Stalin and U.S. President Richard Nixon.
At a press conference on Sunday marking the end of China's annual National People's Congress, The WorldPost asked Premier Li Keqiang if he agreed with the now-banned film's depiction of Sinopec and CNPC as obstructing environmental reforms.
"The Theory of Everything" premiered in September at the Toronto International Film Festival, winning strong reviews for its depiction of both Stephen Hawking's career and a complex, interdependent marriage.
So it's no surprise that Russia – in its crackdown on free expression and its repressive stance on homosexuality – has been touchy about Peter Greenaway's depiction of the figure in his new feature Eisenstein in Guanajuato, which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival last month.
When "Falsettos" premiered on Broadway in 1992, the William Finn-Jamusicaline mustruckstruck a fresh chord in its depiction of gay relationships and unconventional families during the HIV/AIDS crisis.
The current play, "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which premiered at the National Theatre across the Thames, has received critical raves for its realistic depiction of a boy with autism.
Right from when it premiered at Sundance, the film has garnered comparison to films such as "Heathers" and "Cruel Intentions" for its unsettling depiction of teenage life, along with the work of Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook ("Oldboy," "The Handmaiden") for its air of chilly stylization.
Jason Kennedy of E! News, which premiered the video, blurring out depictions of breasts and genitals, said West wanted the video to be known as "an art visual".
The depiction was uplifting.
A rather lovely little depiction.
