Sentence examples for extremely portrayed from inspiring English sources
2 For example, the studies focusing on changes in physical and cognitive functioning of elderly people have extremely portrayed old age as a period of losses, loneliness, and declining physical and cognitive functioning.
His legal team is now arguing that the respiratory arrests suffered by his patients were not the "extremely rare events portrayed at his trial".
I think that the intricate elements of the story will be portrayed extremely well and I hope that some of the metaphors are not overlooked.
It is significant in this context that in many sources, indigenous and foreign, the Nandas are portrayed as extremely rich and as ruthless collectors of various kinds of taxes.
In one particularly implausible passage, Dwight, who has not been portrayed as extremely articulate, stands outside his house and ruminates about the "sheer cosmic improbability" of the "poorly drawn road map that's led me to this place over time, to this street and this house and this half-lived life".
The file reads, in part: Bureau files reflect that because many of Steinbeck's writings portrayed an extremely sordid and poverty-stricken side of American life, they were reprinted in both German and Russian and used by the Nazis and Soviets as propaganda against America. . . .
Mullet, who was portrayed as extremely authoritarian, is serving 15 years as mastermind of the attacks.
But it was his films with Scorsese for which De Niro acquired a reputation for masterfully portraying extremely dark and unappealing figures.
Before the time of the emperor Constantine in the 4th century, Christians were extremely reticent about portraying the cross because too open a display of it might expose them to ridicule or danger.
Bach is portrayed displaying an extremely complex piece of contrapuntal writing.
"I find it extremely frustrating when teachers are portrayed, sometimes by their own representatives, as victims who have little control or say over their own professional lives.
