The portrayals in Manchester Mercantile Court, and in the court at San Siro, are reconcilable.
The portrayals also frequently perpetuated the cliché of Asian-Americans as inscrutable.
The portrayals of Pecora and Mitchell are fascinating and balanced.At times, however, Mr Perino over-reaches.
The portrayals on these shows might be messy, but they're also helpful to understanding the country as less monolithic.
The portrayals are physical but not sensuous, harsh yet intensely engaged — the painterly equivalent of tough love.
The portrayals of the rest of the cast are reasonably consistent with what informed readers already knew, with flaws and foibles usefully filled out.
The portrayals raised questions about the health, and particularly the mental faculties, of a man who at age 69 would become the oldest to be elected president.
The portrayals by the fetching Ms. Yoshikawa and Mr. Takeda are consistently absorbing, and Mr. Limosin's plotting, though essentially gimmicky and manipulative, packs mystery and tension.
The portrayals are honest and sensitive, with an uncommon focus on the creative process, as well as the give and take between two strong, complex people.
The portrayals of these "natives" meanwhile, may well be deliberately wafer-thin, presumably in order to reflect the way the Europeans view them, but they remain correspondingly unsatisfying.
The portrayals are understood to be hyperrealistic wax statues, but in some cases it appears to be the actual celebrity posing.
