It sensitively depicts Kennedy's life and assassination with film clips, photographs and records.
We also lack a robust body of literature or media that sensitively depicts the nuances of our lives, and current representations – as well-meaning as they may be – largely celebrate only the unrepresentative few who are blessed with conventional attractiveness and can pass, or else turn the difficulties of their transitions into spectacle.
Here's a show that, for long periods of time, respectfully and sensitively depicts the difficulties and joys of labor and delivery, and the lives of working-class mothers, some of whom don't have access to quality medical care.
As she did in "A Rage to Live," her biography of Richard and Isabel Burton, Lovell sensitively depicts a complicated relationship between two strong-minded people whose love was more important than their differences.
I have read and re-read the poems and see how brilliantly and sensitively they depict the city, its buildings, its rivers and bridges.
While Kai is depicted sensitively, both Adrian and Elias feel at first flatly drawn, their interior lives lost in languid pacing and hindered by obstructive details.
To ensure a Korean-American family is being depicted sensitively and authentically, an author might hire a Korean-American reader; to vet the characterization of a protagonist who uses a wheelchair, an author might hire a reader with the same disability.
The torment of adolescence in an unhappy family is depicted deftly and sensitively by the Canadian filmmaker Lea Pool in "Set Me Free" ("Emporte-Moi").
In prose that is intimate and atmospheric, these sensitively crafted, resonant stories depict the struggles of individuals torn between their ancestral and adoptive homes, communities pressured by violence, and minority Malaysian Chinese in dynamic tension with the Islamic Malay majority.
