Sentence examples for fully portray from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hall doesn't fully portray Abbott, who hanged himself back in prison in 1986, as a character or a myth.

Mr. Hall doesn't fully portray Abbott, who hanged himself in prison in 1986, as a character or a myth.

It is also that Mr. Hall doesn't fully portray Abbott as either a character or a myth.

Because these students cannot fully portray their family's finances, the amount of aid they receive may not fairly reflect their needs.

But it said Deech's comments that Jewish students were avoiding certain universities did not "fully portray the experiences of Jewish students".

"Although the release of a large number of records provides an appearance of transparency, with heavy redactions and the absence of context, those records do not fully portray the proceedings before the grand jury," the lawsuit says.

But for decades film-makers have shied away from fully portraying the complex personality of the most feared and revered leader in history.

Of the novel's three main characters, Elisabeth and a young former cabin boy named Auguste are the more fully portrayed, and each comes under Jean-Claude's spell.

But if the unsettling realities of the attacks were not fully portrayed by the channels, the passengers moving haltingly through the subway's subterranean halls seemed to convey a fuller picture.

It is not just that Jews are labelled as Christ's killers in the Passion narratives, but that Jesus is fully portrayed throughout the texts as fiercely opposed to his own Jewish people.

It had the first kiss fully portrayed in Ray's films.