Sentence examples for designed to portray a from inspiring English sources

Typical music video fare, except this time she dons an eagle feather plume, a breastplate, and leather fringe designed to portray a Native American woman.

The reference is to the No Doubt video for Looking Hot, in which Stefani wore an eagle-feather plume and a leather fringe designed to portray a Native American woman.

Descriptions of male characters were designed to portray a combination of high scores on the Dark Triad traits (Machiavellianism, narcissism, and sub-clinical psychopathy), and results were compared to ratings on a low-scoring DT personality.

My paintings and photo books are thought-provoking, and are designed to portray a miniature world of make believe, as well as to elevate gay awareness.

The standardized patient for session 4 is designed to portray a challenging patient with multiple medical and psychosocial conditions and barriers to exercise.

The ad also makes a reference to Kadant but is mostly designed to portray Brown, a former senator from Massachusetts, as lacking commitment to the people of New Hampshire.

The event is part of a rebranding exercise by Russia, designed to portray it as a strong, modern country, says the BBC's Daniel Sandford in Baikonur.

A selfie is usually designed to portray its subject in a positive light - but Tunisian citizens are subverting that idea.

One, naturally, is that this is the cynical ploy to end all cynical ploys: an autobiography designed to portray Mrs C as such a fluffy airhead that the charges against her dissolve in incredulity.

NMDS is an ordination technique designed to portray relationships as defined by a Jaccard similarity matrix in three-dimensional space.

Stirner's account of the developing historical relationship between the individual and society is advanced in a series of parallels which are designed to portray egoism as the embodiment of a more advanced civilisation.