Sentence examples for another portrayal from inspiring English sources

To the sisterhood of formidable women she has played, Ms. Bancroft is adding yet another portrayal.

Benton was thinking about another love story – another portrayal of a woman loved by two very different men.

Which brings us to the optics of another portrayal of Indigenous Australians at the memorial – the stone gargoyles depicting an Aboriginal man and woman set, consecutively, at the end of two native fauna in the memorial's courtyard.

On Tuesday it was third time lucky as she picked up the £30,000 prize for another portrayal of Buchanan, also an artist, called Girl in a Liberty Dress.

In yet another portrayal, the cultural origins of "nuclear fear" may be rooted more profoundly in our shared myths if not even human consciousness.

"People are talking about her beauty and how well she passes as a woman, but [that is] another objectifying portrayal of a woman".

Malcolm McDowell lets rip as the older gangster looking back in anger and the chameleonic Thewlis provides another refined portrayal, but this is very much Bettany's triumph.

We then waited for years for another screen portrayal of the Almighty, and then, possibly as the result of some pre-millennial fervour, three came along at once.

"Still Life on a Glass Table," friends said, depicted objects that had "either belonged to or were particularly loved" by Mr. Schlesinger, while "Chair and Shirt" emerged as another wistful portrayal of lost love.

JEREMY EICHLER Opera 'KATYA KABANOVA' Fresh from her triumph as Strauss's Salome last season, the radiant soprano Karita Mattila is back at the Metropolitan Opera in another riveting portrayal: the title role of Janacek's great 1921 opera "Katya Kabanova," a revival of Jonathan Miller's starkly powerful 1991 production.

Along with "Windhorse" and "The Cup," another realistic portrayal was a low-budget 1998 documentary, "The Saltmen of Tibet," about nomads and their annual three-month trek with their yaks to remote salt lakes for the bags of salt that provide their living.