Sentence examples for clearly portrayed from inspiring English sources

Photographically, he is clearly portrayed as death on a pale horse at the movie's conclusion.

"Lehman's audited financial statements clearly portrayed Lehman as a highly leveraged entity operating in a risky and volatile industry," it added.

Hilling, clearly portrayed in the article as middle class, described the porch as "the ugliest part" of her renovated, 135-year-old home.

His innovative images clearly portrayed actors not as interchangeable bodies with masks but as distinctive personalities whose postures and colourfully made-up faces were easily recognizable to the viewer.

Bush's instincts are clearly portrayed in the book as being on the side of the hawks, and Powell frequently complains about being left out in the "ice-box", isolated from the White House and the media.

"Cumberbatch's character is clearly portrayed as an over-the-top, cartoonish mockery of androgyne/trans/non-binary individuals," according to the petition, started by a user called Sarah Rose.

Depictions of Christ on the cross and of the dead Christ lying in the Virgin's arms clearly portray Christ with an erection.

He clearly portrays Davy's growing isolation from the other Monkees, who embrace the rock 'n' roll life while he struggles to remain an actor though he has become a phenomenon.

The resplendent strapless gown barely calls to mind the compassion and spiritual wisdom anchoring Buddhist enlightenment, but clearly portrays the complicated political and cultural position the museum's Costume Institute has put itself in ahead of one of New York City's premiere fashion events: the Met Gala, the annual high-fashion event that funds the institute in its entirety.

The video animations and superimpositions clearly portray the skeletal effects in each simulation.

Or how should the Christian who believes the Bible clearly portrays a God with total control over all aspects of reality respond to the realization that other seemingly sincere, devout, "Bible-believing" Christians see the Bible as clearly portraying a God who has chosen not to control what occurs in those contexts in which humans have been granted meaningful moral freedom?