Sentence examples for sensitive depiction from inspiring English sources

It's an exquisitely sensitive depiction of a mind at play.

I've heard that Blade Runner is a very realistic and sensitive depiction of intelligent assistants.

As both a sensitive depiction of Alzheimer disease and a page-turning detective story, the novel attracted praise for successfully combining genres.

Citing the example of Marion Cotillard – who became a world star with her sensitive depiction of Edith Piaf – she said: "I saw her recently in something American – Batman [The Dark Knight Rises].

Christie's spreads its sales over three days, with its main auction taking place Jan . 30-31 leading the way is a sensitive depiction, in warm colors and an intimate mood, of a domestic ("The Embroiderer") by Chardin.

It starts promisingly, with a sensitive depiction of Dana's readjustment, but it soon begins to lean heavily on stock characters – good cop, bad cop, grizzled gumshoe – and the dialogue is trite.

He also specialized in sensitive depictions of the faithful elderly.

Lautrec's posters of the 1890s, characterized by bold, dramatic designs, are lively and sensitive depictions of Parisian personalities.

Leftist commentators read the show as demonising the poor, ignoring these often sensitive depictions of racial, gendered and class-based poverty.

Käsebier is best known for her sensitive depictions of motherhood and for her numerous portraits, often of famous artists and writers, including studies of the sculptor Auguste Rodin.

T1-w TSE sequences are used to visualise atrophy and fatty infiltration and to differentiate between haemorrhage/haematoma (hyperintensity) and oedema (hypointensity) [3], but they are less sensitive for depiction of soft tissue abnormalities (Fig. 4) [28].