Sentence examples for subtle depiction from inspiring English sources

His art has been described as a subtle depiction of the Oedipus complex.

"Fellow Mortals," while full of vivid interactions, is perhaps most moving in its subtle depiction of people alone, trying to find ordinary meaning amid disarray.

One of the documentary's intriguing aspects is its subtle depiction of a man building and sustaining his image over a lifetime.

On the English side, Justin Cartwright's Other People's Money (Bloomsbury) was a funny and subtle depiction of banking ethics just when it was needed.

The second has a much more subtle depiction of diversity through hinting at Islam, but due to the subtlety of that, making it enjoyable for all types of children and not only muslims.

March 18 , 1932Reading, Pennsylvania January 27 , 2009Danvers, Massachusetts John Updike, in full John Hoyer Updike (born March 18 , 1932 Reading, Pennsylvania, U.S. died January 27 , 2009 Danvers, Massachusetts), American writer of novels, short stories, and poetry, known for his careful craftsmanship and realistic but subtle depiction of "American, Protestant, small-town, middle-class" life.

His first collection, A Long Fourth, and Other Stories (1948), contains subtle depictions of family disintegration, a concern that continues to surface in his subsequent work.

The Last Airbender is remarkable for its subtle depictions of how power corrupts and how inequality poisons everything.

According to the Mail's report, this "not-so-subtle depiction of the evil press baron was created by the series' co-writer, Steven Moffat, who has previously ranted against right-wing media and declared his dislike of the Conservatives".

Her approach became more nuanced in later volumes, with a subtler depiction of sex, sensuality and sexual frustration in Fortunes of War.

I AM A CAT Kon Ichikawa's 1975 adaptation of Soseki's three-volume novel (written in 1905-06) is a subtle, tender depiction of a Proustian circle of artists, scientists, and dreamers jolted alert by the bitter realities of Japanese society.