Sentence examples for simplified portrayal from inspiring English sources
The book's structure comes to resemble the psychoanalytic process — or at least its simplified portrayal in films like Hitchcock's "Spellbound" — rather than the more common narrative arc of how characters get through time.
In "Retorts to 'The Birth of a Nation'," published in 1976, Penelope Gilliatt reviewed the movies of independent black filmmakers such as Micheaux and saw the same kind of simplified portrayals that Als finds in Perry's work: The wicked in Negro films were the most black, the good were the most nearly white.
He is known for his graceful, simplified, and sympathetic portrayal of the human form.
Simplified, very simplified.
We argue that the current dominant portrayal of the potential dual use of synthetic biology can be seen to illustrate such a simplified and self-consistent worldview, and identify three unknown knowns that are relevant to understandings of the dual use threat posed by synthetic biology but have been excluded from policy discussions.
Consider this simplified example.
Brilliantly simplified information.
Immigration lawyers questioned that portrayal.
Did that influence your portrayal?
