Sentence examples for remarkable depiction from inspiring English sources

There are a few others, including a remarkable depiction of childbirth as a kind of Titian-esque allegory by Minna Citron; and an oil portrait of the photographer Rosalie Hook by Alexander Brook, Bacon's husband.

"The Long Walk Home" (1990) -- Sissy Spacek and Woopi Goldberg star in this remarkable depiction of the Montgomery bus boycott from participants' perspective.

Ava DuVernay's film "Selma" is a remarkable depiction of a key moment in the civil rights movement, highlighting the strategic savvy, relentless courage, and human frailties of Rev. Martin Luther King, his inner circle of advisors, local grassroots activists, and the many other crusaders who traveled to this rural town to draw attention to the need for a voting rights bill in 1965.

It's a thrilling document, remarkable for the depiction of raving at peak cultural saturation in all its sweaty, blissed-out glory.

Elizabeth Howell, a science journalist, argues that the programme is remarkable for its depiction of space exploration "in the colonisation sense, rather than Star Wars and its descendants who show space as a spot to be conquered".

Richards describes the episode as "truly remarkable" for its depiction of Janeway's sentence of capital punishment and her performing the very first execution in all of Star Trek.

What is remarkable, across all these depictions, is that Mary almost never gazes at the viewer.

The Last Airbender is remarkable for its subtle depictions of how power corrupts and how inequality poisons everything.

The show embodies a remarkable cleanliness that extends beyond depictions of Ms. Wray's faith.

Hiroshima remains a remarkable document for its unflinching depictions of the bomb's destructiveness and for treating America's former enemy with such dignity and humanity.

As he has in many other films, Mr. Loach brings a remarkable authenticity (and empathy) to his depiction of British working-class life.