Sentence examples for fascinating portrayal from inspiring English sources
Seven Poor Men of Sydney, published later the same year, deals with a band of young social radicals and provides a fascinating portrayal of Sydney's waterfront.
It's difficult not to see in Marlon Brando's fascinating portrayal of Penderton in the 1967 film version the sad, defeated eyes of Reeves McCullers, trapped in a sexuality he despises.
Claudia Renton's Those Wild Wyndhams (Harper Collins) was a triumphant account of three Edwardian sisters balancing the competing demands of head and heart, while Lisa Appignanesi's Trials of Passion (Virago) was a strange and fascinating portrayal of unhinged lovers caught between lawyers and mind doctors in three turn-of-the-century court cases.
Which serves as yet another missed opportunity for character development that would have actually created a far more fascinating portrayal of the hero.
Bryan Cranston already has three Emmys for his fascinating portrayal of terminally ill chemistry teacher turned drug lord Walter White.
Published by legendary editor Judith Regan's new imprint, Regan Arts, the memoir presents a complicated, fascinating portrayal of America's most notorious legal brothel owner.
(This production keeps four good-looking young men circulating in various hero-tempting roles.) It's a fascinating but ultimately ineffective portrayal.
It's fascinating, too, to see portrayals of art world notables like Willem de Kooning, Clement Greenberg and Peggy Guggenheim -- Friday at 4 p.m. on Cinemax.
Most importantly I believe it's a fair portrayal of a fascinating place.
This lively and innovative portrayal of a fascinating woman raises the question of who wins (and how) in the competition for academic fame.
Most fascinating of all is Himmelman's portrayal of the incandescent bond between Bradlee and the Post publisher Katharine Graham.
