Sentence examples for comfortable portraying from inspiring English sources

Who, today, would feel comfortable portraying a divorce, or four of them, as exclusively the fault of one feckless person?

But he's had nearly two decades to road test a response, which he did quite effectively during the GOP primaries after Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry accused him of vulture capitalism, and he now seems fully comfortable portraying Bain critics as angry, divisive, politically motivated, and ignorant of how the private sector works.

I realised I wasn't comfortable portraying someone with mental health problems for comedic purposes, so I started thinking about what kind of character could evoke both pathos in an audience and yet be comedic".

The White House certainly has an enormous interest in portraying Mr. Obama as a president who has grown comfortable with his powers and is unafraid to exercise them.

"Utah voters are not comfortable with the demeanor that he's portraying, and it's just very clear that there's a big chunk of the Utah population that would rather vote for a Democrat".

In recent years, haven't we all become rather too comfortable with seeing girls portrayed like this?

Yes, I can see how they might justify portraying her this way: They could say that the ad shows how comfortable she is with her body, how it shows that sex doesn't mean much for her, blah blah blah.

Americans, in particular, have recently seemed most comfortable in emphasizing the farcical aspects of the playwright, as if that were the only way to avoid being boring in portraying people who are terminally bored.

Portraying an unexceptional man in Germany between the wars, Mr. Wickham addresses us in a tone of intimate cordiality from a set evoking a comfortable cosmopolitan study.

He specializes in portraying Nazis.

In portraying a reunion between a woman convicted of murdering her husband and the daughter she has not seen in 15 years, "Iron" never lets the audience settle into clear or comfortable responses.