Sentence examples for every portrayal from inspiring English sources

He added: "Not every portrayal of the Holocaust can be a memorial to its victims".

We've grown so used to our curmudgeonly fictional coppers, whether in books or on screen, that it's easy to forget that Beck is the prototype for practically every portrayal of a policeman ever since, in this country, or America, or continental Europe.

Yes, but not to the same extent for every portrayal; some values are more cross-modally recognized than others.

So every film portrayal of Jesse James is to some degree a showdown between sympathy and antipathy, with the outcome always in doubt.

It's interesting because canon consistently renders her and her parents as dark-skinned, but every live-action portrayal is quite the opposite ― first in the initial "X-Men" trilogy with Halle Berry and then again in "X-Men: Apocalypse" with Alexandra Shipp.

From Anthony's monologue about Obama's first day in office describing every black person's fear to Yara's accurate portrayal of every confused millennial, the Black-ish writers did what no one thought possible -- cover such a controversial topic with poise and substance.

Every element of her portrayal is conveyed through her deeply expressive and richly colored singing.

Instead I found it to be a crass, stereotypical portrayal of every character, particular the gay character.

Mr. Owens's complete identification with Kumalo comes through in every moment of his searing portrayal.

And then, of course, there's The Devil Wears Prada, which gave credibility to every other over-the-top portrayal of the industry, because it was reported from deep inside the belly of the beast.

VanDerWerff complimented Morrison on his portrayal of Will: "every time the show hands him anything to play that's something that makes vague sense, he does a good job with it".