Sentence examples for depict herself from inspiring English sources

Catherine Guerriero, a businesswoman and political newcomer, strove to depict herself as the true outsider of the group, boasting about her support from "my working-class armies".

Nonetheless, she made no attempt to depict herself as a man, as did Queen Hatshepsut of the 18th dynasty (1539 1292 bce).

Pompadour issued portraits the way the White House does press releases: to promote her latest political agenda and depict herself (not least for the king's benefit) in the most attractive possible light.

For all Ms. Fey's efforts to depict herself as "a little tiny person with nothing to worry about running in circles, worried out of her mind," she comes off as a strongly opinionated dynamo with a comedic voice that is totally her own.

SCORECARD -- The ad, which is paid for by her campaign, not the soft-money committees that support her, builds on Mrs. Clinton's post-debate effort to depict herself as a victim who despite great odds sticks to her principles and fights for the right thing.

Agnès Varda's "The Beaches of Agnès," from 2008, brings together those fundamentally divergent impulses: the desire to tell the story of her life in more or less chronological order, to depict herself as she was at the time of the filming (on the eve of her eightieth birthday), to consider her own works, and to bring together the people she loves, whether in person or in memory.

She has depicted herself — and was helped in the depiction by prosecutors — as a protective mother driven to a frantic defense.

The adult Wharton depicted herself as having been alone in her youthful literary preoccupations.

In her manuscript Mahony depicts herself as indissolubly fused with her husband.

Mrs. Clinton has regularly depicted herself as largely uninvolved in the dismissals.

In a 2005 self-portrait, she depicted herself as a thick-skinned human pachyderm.