Sentence examples for realistically depicted from inspiring English sources

And surely every consumer is grateful that the portion on bodily functions makes a point to ask separately about flatulence sounds, "whimsical depictions of feces," realistically depicted feces and the "act of human (or humanlike character) defecation visually depicted".

They modeled themselves on modern mainland Chinese writers and realistically depicted lives in the lower economic classes.

Unlike later, more ambitious compositions in which the artist transformed landscapes into idealized versions of nature, this work realistically depicted Mount Cavo, near an abbey south of Rome.

Nor is it in nature that different from 19th-century artist John Martin's work, which realistically depicted Armageddon-esque biblical scenes, or even Bruegel's Tower of Babel.

American short-story writer and novelist associated with the Harlem Renaissance whose fiction realistically depicted black urban life in the North, primarily Harlem.

The show's first section, and perhaps its most problematic, reflects the tension between art that more or less realistically depicted African-American lifestyles and art that took to the abstracting tendencies of Modernism.

And beneath the bluntness of its plots the series realistically depicts the murkiness of race relations.

It's rare to find stories that realistically depict the natural world — as a beautiful but fragile realm under siege.

In the novel Diamantstad (1904; "Diamond Town") he realistically depicts the life of the Amsterdam diamond cutters.

In these scenes the film realistically depicts the kinds of ego clashes and pent-up frustrations that can break out in even the most committed ensembles.

Female commentators on the popular portrayal of women's sexuality acknowledge the difficulty of realistically depicting lesbian sex on the big screen.