Sentence examples for raw depiction from inspiring English sources
"raw depiction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe an unfiltered representation of something, often in visual art or literature. For example, "The artist's raw depiction of poverty in the painting evoked strong emotions from the viewers."
Strindberg's "Miss Julie" was always a shocker, with its raw depiction of a death-tempting, socially forbidden love affair in a world that depended on people's knowing their places.
The experience of watching his films is not always pleasant: more than a few scenes in "Secret Sunshine" (and in the more recent, equally amazing "Poetry," a highlight of this year's New York Film Festival) are excruciating in their raw depiction of souls in torment.
Christie's (Nov. 12) has no dearth of eye-catchers, including a rare full-length selfportrait by Bacon ("Study for Self-Portrait") and Basquiat's "Untitled (Boxer)," from 1982, one of the cornerstones of the Brooklyn Museum's 2005 Basquiat retrospective; the latter, a raw depiction of violence and victimhood, is being sold on behalf of Metallica's Lars Ulrich.
Ms. Trinh Thi and Ms. Despentes, whose novel, also called "Baise-Moi," was characterized too by its raw depiction of sex and violence, said that it was clear from the beginning that the story demanded real sex and that they did not anguish over their decision to show it all.
"Underneath We Are Women" is an honest and raw depiction of women and their bodies. .
The several hundred coat hanger spikes are inserted into each of the sculptures, making for a raw depiction of a profoundly violent act.
The film's raw depictions of teenage sexuality and proclivity for drug use and violence was too much for the MPAA's standards board and the film was slapped with an NC-17 rating.
The explosion of independent film has yielded an uneven jumble of movies that draw on genres eschewed by the establishment — like thrillers and horror — and that offer raw depictions or biting satire about the darker side of life on the island.
Based on Jackson's novel of the same name, Flanagan's 10-part Netflix series plays more like a protracted horror film than a television show, one that marries the novel's masterful sense of supernatural dread with raw depictions of trauma and mental illness.
Jack Gelber, whose play "The Connection," with its raw, graphic depiction of the dead-end life of drug addicts, sent a shock wave through contemporary American theater, died yesterday in Manhattan.
The Amoralists specialize in gonzo acting and raw, hyper-realistic depictions of louche sexuality and internecine squabbling in freaky families.
