Sentence examples for artfully portrayed from inspiring English sources

She artfully portrayed his vain wife, who consorts with shallow lovers in a futile battle against age.

Berne artfully portrays Margaret as a pill, but a sympathetic one, "apprehensive, fretful. . .

Through intimate interviews and live performances, They Played for Their Lives artfully portrays how music saved the lives of young Jewish musicians through the nightmare years of the Holocaust.

But when told about its message, he said an attempt to artfully portray the N.F.L. as having been concerned about player safety for decades, and doing all it can now to protect players, was "obscuring the reality".

The Bush administration spun this so artfully that it was widely portrayed as North Korea's backing down in fear after the Iraq war.

And if he's not quite the wonderful person he portrayed himself to be – indeed, his limited contrition seemed artfully designed to underscore his wonderfulness – he nevertheless convinced me that his crimes were minor compared to the useful life he has led.

So are the three young, artfully artless actresses who portray Lisa and Clint's sexual prey (Brittany Slattery, Alicia Van Couvering and Jenna Lamia).

"The plans portrayed the landscape as more like an English park, with more open meadows and artfully placed bushes and trees," Mr. Davis said.

Whites are portrayed badly.

John Wayne portrayed Mr. Adair.

It's not portrayed realistically".