Sentence examples for being able to portray from inspiring English sources

I enjoy being able to portray a character in the not-always-transparent way he or she views the past.

With his multiracial family, and, particularly, his Afro-sporting fifteen-year-old son, Dante, who is now appearing in one of his campaign commercials, he also has the great advantage of being able to portray himself as the face of New York — or, rather, the face that New Yorkers would like to portray to the world.

Losowsky: Since I first heard of his being cast, Maguire never convinced me as being able to portray Nick Carroway.

"I feel honoured to be able to portray our lives".

We should be able to portray him any way we want.

But you need to live to be able to portray someone else living.

It will easily be able to portray them as part of the West's ingrained Russophobia.

Mr. Franks, who was outspent 10 to 1, was able to portray himself as a sympathetic underdog.

In the completed film Tom Hanks was able to portray six characters, from a train conductor to a rather sinister Santa Claus.

In 1980, Ronald Reagan was able to portray the election as one of stark differences in a time of true change.

"They've been able to portray it as 'we Chinese' versus 'they Tibetans' and seen public opinion go their way".