Sentence examples for good portrayal from inspiring English sources

6. "Green Book" In many ways, this fact-based story of piano player Don Shirley and the white man he hired to drive him through the Jim Crow South in the early 1960s, feels like a throwback: As a buddy road comedy set amid noxious and violent racism, it could easily have been a patronizing "feel good" portrayal of white redemption and little else.

Meryl Streep had been a banker to win for her scarily good portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady and she did win – only her second lead actress Bafta win after The French Lieutenant's Woman more than 30 years ago.

"One of the pitfalls I think is striking the balance between celebrating the life of that person, but at the same time we're alert to whitewashing, a too good portrayal of that person," says Tom Brown.

Brodner's Tonkin cartoon is a good portrayal of how the war began.

In the present study the SPs provided a good portrayal of the case; however we found differences across tracks and for one case across two locations.

Good portrayal of a child's natural fears, curiosity and how health workers can educate children, support their coping skills and keep them healthy.

Even some of the "good" portrayals of women in video games come with caveats.

I think recently there are some really good portrayals of therapists out there, but they aren't necessarily the center of the show.

And if the writers' rooms don't reflect the experiences and backgrounds of the characters for whom they are writing, will we get good and honest portrayals out of this moment of increased opportunity that deadline feels so comfortable attacking?

Johnson wrote that while Bear's depictions of events on a grand scale, like the decay of Seattle, are good, his portrayal of the key players against this backdrop is not as strong.

Fleshing God out using an actor whom audiences knew to be Jewish might have seemed a risky undertaking, but Burns's good-natured portrayal was never likely to offend anybody and, accordingly, it played well enough to spawn Oh God! Book II (1980), in which He enlists a child's help to remind the world He's not dead, and Oh God!