Sentence examples for Effectively portrayed from inspiring English sources

But it's actually the character's seductions that are most effectively portrayed here.

And a barrage of attack ads from the Romney campaign effectively portrayed his career after Congress as influence-peddling.

To its supporters, Islamic State has effectively portrayed the quest for territory as an existential fight for Sunni Muslims world-wide.

Political consultants say that in the primary, Ms. Strebel played the gender card masterfully and effectively portrayed herself as a victim of "political assassination".

In a series of Congressional hearings in the late 1940's, described in fascinating detail by the authors, McCarthy effectively portrayed private housing as central to American democracy.

Nothing could have more effectively portrayed the identity-less, impotent nature of the detainees and the potency of the US authorities.

To help readers fully understand research findings, authors and editors should take care to ensure that graphics efficiently and effectively portray the optimal amount of information.

Unless the unmarried students among you are given acting lessons, can you effectively portray lovebirds shopping for wedding gear, whether you're straight or gay?

Pessl would like "Night Film" to work as a meditation on the question of whether one must be a monster to effectively portray the monstrous in art (quick real-world answer: no).

In the 20th century, the piano frequently followed its independent ideas, freeing the voice for more expressive declamation, as in Maurice Ravel's Histoires naturelles, in which the instrument effectively portrays the various animals in the texts.

"Chimamanda Adichie's work effectively portrays the cutting effect of the twin legacy of colonialism, evangelical Catholicism and a weak political infrastructure, at a time when Nigeria seemed to be falling apart under the pressures of a military coup," said Professor David Massa of Purple Hibiscus.