Sentence examples for robust depiction from inspiring English sources
Lame comedy The Bronze only netted one laugh: a robust depiction of young gymnasts in heat.
The Queen, whose monarchical duties include suffering the worst excesses of artistic licence on a regular basis, was notably silent on Lucian Freud's robust depiction of her with – to paraphrase one critic – a chin sporting a five o'clock shadow and a neck like a rugby prop forward.
Only the NIST short-list of 5 essential characteristics leads to a stable and robust depiction of the landscape and general interpretations should be made only against this depiction.
this conclusion is supported by the Akaike weights of w1 = 0.061 and w2 = 0.939 for the one-pathway and two-pathway models, respectively, which indicate that, given the available data, Equation 2 offers a statistically robust depiction of the true benzene metabolism.
I identify with his Englishness, his robust humour and his depiction of, in his own words, 'modern moral subjects'".
While these companies have had access to two-dimensional maps, those depictions aren't as robust and useful as the three-dimensional images that can now be produced with high-frequency laser scans, called light detection and ranging sensors.
Common experience suggests that moral motivation in fact tends to be fairly robust, but with one qualification to be noted later, philosophical views about moral motivation generally follow the depiction in taking no position regarding the exact strength of moral motivation.
The depiction was uplifting.
A rather lovely little depiction.
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