Sentence examples for clip portrays from inspiring English sources

Directed by The Fashton's, this dank and mildly disturbing clip portrays another side of an artist who never shies away from progression.

Shot in 1999, the clip portrays the artist's attempt at mounting one of his trademark mosaics (once a common sight around the city) on the landmark sign in broad daylight, with predictably comical results.

It follows a simple sequence: 1. Show a picture or short video clip portraying a national or international problem, or a common challenge your students face.

Next, they asked each participant to view a distressing film clip portraying an automobile accident and medical footage.

At the end of the film "Contagion," a short sequence of clips portrays a scenario that launches a relatively realistic Hollywood pandemic: A bulldozer clears a patch of trees for a new piggery, into which a displaced and diseased bat drops a chunk of banana, which is gobbled by a pig that later lands in the hands of a chef.

YouTube users around the world responded by posting a series of Bhumibol-bashing clips, portraying the king as a clown, as various types of animals and as a pedophile.

This study set out to further characterise emotion recognition in HD by comparing patterns of deficits across stimulus modalities; notably including for the first time in HD, the more ecologically and clinically relevant modality of film clips portraying dynamic facial expressions.

Along with the massive print media campaign, audio and video clips portraying the most likely scenarios for the accidental detonation of explosive devices are being aired nationwide as well.

In Division, the ninth track from her debut album Intra, Elizabeth Rose sings "why hold onto something that only separates?" Accompanied by a clip that portrays a gay couple's struggle to find acceptance from family members, the song, she says, is a call to arms to make marriage equality in Australia a reality.

Her love interest in the clip was portrayed by Marc-Edouard Leon, a member of the directing team Skinny.

Instead of showing them as "real Nazis"—as portrayed in third season episodes like "Paper Clip"—this episode portrays them as deliberately exaggerated "dream-nazis".