Sentence examples similar to distinctly portray from inspiring English sources
The films portray distinctly different representations of black and white characters, creating tension that speaks to the stories Hollywood tells about race then and now.
He portrayed distinctly different levels of the British class system: from grave, besooted Northumbrian miners to those uniformed parlormaids to wealthy Londoners playing backgammon in a Mayfair drawing room.
Catching her breath after her three-hour rehearsal, Peaches found it somewhat difficult to explain exactly how she planned to portray so many different characters so distinctly.
Yes, one can go back to Scott's historical novels -- the most widely-read fictions of the 19th century -- in order to see how books like Ivanhoe and Rob Roy portray "old-fashioned" values like propriety and chivalry in ways distinctly similar to Austen's more enduringly popular novels.
He needed no wig to portray the patrician Verdi characters such as Boccanegra or Germont and there was a distinctly old-fashioned quality about his stand-and-deliver projection to an admiring audience.
(Mezzos sometimes portray male characters).
How does one portray captivity?
Actors Joseph Gatt, Joshua Cox and Douglas Tait portray Frost Giants.
Ian Whyte and Daniel James portray Engineers.
Donald Sutherland was to portray Moriarty.
