Sentence examples for progressive depiction from inspiring English sources

It's a progressive depiction of sex on screen: a relishable but relatable mixture of nerves, desire and animal passion.

The actor had serious reservations about the episode, and called it "the most difficult" he had worked on; he explained that the combination of Kurt as prom queen, wearing a kilt and tiara and dancing to "Dancing Queen" caused him concern that "they were just pushing it way too much", and that Kurt's "helpful and progressive" depiction would be tarnished.

The sequel, which follows Channing Tatum and his band of male entertainers as they make their way to their final performance at a stripper convention, has been applauded for its progressive depiction of women of various ages, body types and races, its powerful female characters and its positive embrace of female sexuality.

Scholars have debated whether the piece is progressive in its depiction of the natives and have commented that the work reflects an emerging American dramatic and musical sensibility.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

Luca Guadagnino's new film, "Call Me by Your Name," may be progressive in its appropriately admiring depiction of a loving and erotic relationship between two young men, but its storytelling is backward.

The high profile of the public debate over Vestiges, with its depiction of evolution as a progressive process, would greatly influence the perception of Darwin's theory a decade later.

These depictions were not just in progressive dramas from Room 222 to Boston Public.

On the one hand, his words remain an almost spookily relevant depiction of the broken condition of British progressive party politics today.

I acknowledge this right left classification I have just made for the two divergent administrations is notably more complex and controversial, but for the purposes of this study this simple depiction is rather sufficient: Both, politicians with a progressive discourse and politicians with a conservative discourse refer to ECE as a children's right when supporting universal and mandatory ECE.

(Whether this is because "fishhook theory" is an accurate depiction of political reality, or because the term "progressive" is such a sloppy signifier that it muddles most liberals' political self-consciousness, or because of something else entirely, is the subject for another, much more tedious column).