Sentence examples similar to apt portrayal from inspiring English sources
Working with DiGerlando and Oscar-winning set designer Karen O'Hara, Logan captured the "woman drowning on dry land" that seems an apt description of McAdams' lonely, combative portrayal of the fraught Bezzerides.
Thus, portrayals of peasants in a tavern arguing over cards and dice is apt to be just as significant as portrayals of ministers in a palace arguing over maps and countries (WWR I, 256).
Berg said that Colin Firth's portrayal of Perkins as a repressed mensch was "beyond apt.
But as an illustration of the gulf between how Dorries doubtless hoped to come across by taking part in the show and the likely reality of her portrayal, the Star's story could scarcely have been more apt.
Carpenter has said he was inspired by Death Wish's portrayal of New York as "a jungle", if not by that film's politics, and he delivered an apt fantasia for the start of the 80s, when the city's edges were arguably at their roughest.
But her portrayal of Catherine as a woman younger than her 25 years, a case of arrested development, is interesting, different and apt.
