Sentence examples for vigorous depiction from inspiring English sources
Here recorded sounds of modern war, offstage fire sirens, pails of neon-bright blood and attitudes the characters seem to have learned from Mafia movies overwhelm what the dramatist meant to be a fairly vigorous depiction of men at war.
The show's final section, "Wind, Water and Weather," takes on the elements and is largely a contest between vigorous depictions of water, with and without ships, and a selection of figureheads, weather vanes and whirligigs, including one of a windmill and rooster by the talented outsider assemblage artist David Butler (1898-1997).
The film's style is over the top and shocking, with freewheeling depictions of drug use, vigorous sex, ample nudity and lavish excess of luxury homes, yachts, sports cars and a craven appetite for all the things money can buy.
The picture is vigorous — and sinister.
Blasco Ibáñez' early work, composed mainly of regional novels such as Flor de mayo (1895; Mayflower, 1921), La barraca (1898; The Cabin, 1917), and Cañas y barro (1902; Reeds and Mud, 1966), is marked by a vigorous and intense realism and considerable dramatic force in the depiction of the life of Valencia.
The depiction was uplifting.
A rather lovely little depiction.
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Vigorous attempted procreation.
Vigorous debate has ensued.
