Sentence examples for sensitive portrayals from inspiring English sources

It is surprising, then, that one of the most sensitive portrayals of the region comes from that cruel age.

Red Sky in the Morning Elizabeth Laird (Macmillan, £3.99) First published in 1988, this remains one of the most sensitive portrayals of disability within a family.

He and Alexandra Ansanelli offered sensitive portrayals of the two young ballet students Robbins shows having a shy romantic encounter in a dance studio.

All three films have been critically acclaimed for busting taboos about disability and for their sensitive portrayals of the disabled protagonist.

Perumal Murugan, whose sensitive portrayals of rural life in a little-known corner of India have won plaudits from literary commentators, announced on Facebook this week that he planned to stop writing and ask his publishers to withdraw all seven of his works of fiction from sale.

Sensitive portrayals of people with mental health problems in television programmes such as Homeland and Coronation Street are helping to promote much better understanding of the conditions and even prompting sufferers to seek help, according to a report published on Tuesday.

"The Translator" is a sensitive portrayal of love and faith.

Still, this is an admirable and sensitive portrayal.

She has also won praise for her sensitive portrayal of Nancy's epilepsy.

The lovely young soprano Georgia Jarman brought her luminous, appealing and agile voice to her sensitive portrayal of Amenaide.

And Mr. Recoing's performance is a sensitive portrayal of a man in the throes of an excruciating spiritual crisis.