Sentence examples for capable of portraying from inspiring English sources

"The city is capable of portraying the mood a scene requires".

"It would be a tragedy if the media was not capable of portraying people in more than two dimensions".

The organization was capable of portraying itself in vastly different ways, and it was impossible to tell how much was simply rhetoric.

The actor portraying Bahari is Mexican, not Iranian: thanks to the trailer released this week, we've seen that Garcia Bernal will be more than capable of portraying Bahari.

It's a repellent piece and musically undistinguished, but this production did at least have Anne Sophie Duprels in the title role, a rare singer capable of portraying the naivety and freshness of youth while singing with blazing maturity.

GPR is capable of portraying the depth and thickness of subsurface irregularities, but it does not provide accurate horizontal dimensions.

But "we also did a couple of test runs in field operations to see how it would work," Ms. Torgeson added, during which Mr. Hopkins showed himself capable of "going with the flow in portraying the reality of the work, as opposed to having a story already invented in his head" before he started.

This is the conflicted character of the man that his son says he wants to portray – a man capable of good and bad – rather than focus on the levity of a man surrounded by nude women.

This is the conflicted character of a man that his son says he wants to portray, a man capable of good and bad, rather than a focus on just the potential levity of a man surrounded by nude women.

When I look at political advertising, my weakness makes me notice that voters are now portrayed as being capable of only one significant action - casting votes, handing over power.

Mr. Ryder is portrayed here as capable of the danger that all the other acts have only threatened -- the kind of man who would open the window and fire into a crowd instead of training a gun at his own temple.