Sentence examples for all portray from inspiring English sources
"all portray" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to multiple representations, interpretations, or presentations of a certain concept. For example: The author's various novels all portray different aspects of life in the early 20th century.
All portray it as a place of decadence and depravity.
The comedy fall guys of Jim Royle and Frank Gallagher all portray that lazy, feckless, grumpy northerner image.
They all portray the Arizona bill as a result of the state's frustration with the failure in Washington to seal the border.
La Ville (published 1890), L'Echange (written 1893), and Le Repos du septième jour (written 1896) all portray heroes burning with all the lusts of the flesh: pride, greed, ambition, violence, and passion.
But while these works, which all portray men from a ship called the Glencairn, have a raw poetry and awareness of human isolation that anticipate the mature O'Neill, they are still partly shackled by the conventions of 19th-century melodrama.
While they all portray making millions off your invention as easy, it's not, said Mark Reyland, executive director of the United Inventors Association of America, a nonprofit education organization.
They are all portrayed as incompetent nitwits.
Back then, it was all portrayed as real.
Those eight heirs are all portrayed by Jefferson Mays, who played the octuple role in Hartford.
The wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya were all portrayed as helping the peoples of those countries.
"Ironically there's not as much as there could be, it's all portrayed pretty realistically," make-up designer Bill Corso told Digital Spy.
