Sentence examples for good portraying from inspiring English sources

Phillips is especially good portraying 12th-century Muslim personalities -- from Ali ibn Tahir al-Sulami, a preacher of jihad, whose fiery exhortations sound alarmingly familiar, to the refined Usama ibn Munqidh, poet and man of letters, and the grumpy but astute Ibn Jubayr, a sharp-eyed traveler through Crusader territories.

Another taped score by Mr. Sandberg accompanied "Tremaine," in which Danielle Short and Mr. Good portrayed two people not always certain about how much they should trust each other.

We shouldn't be surprised if people beg or steal - or borrow - to get the goods portrayed as necessary for modern living.

Therefore, the use cases of white and brown goods portrayed in this chapter might to some degree be viewed as future oriented; however, they will not be fictional for long when observing the prospering market of smart home equipment.

Animation can be about anything, but it is especially good in portraying the impossible, as demonstrated by three good new series — Amazon Prime's "Costume Quest, Cartoon Networkk's "Victor and Valentino," which are already in progress, and Adult Swim's "Lazor Wulf," premiering Sunday — that mix that quotidian with the uncanny.

Just as we are not good at portraying our fighting men (even today) as anything other than a breed apart – white hats fighting unambiguously good fights, albeit stoushes that mostly other people, notably Britain and the US, began.

Phipps, who gave the episode an A- grade, also said the Dunder Mifflin material worked well, "although Idris Elba has been so good at portraying a heartless professional it almost doesn't seem right for anything to break through his icy exterior".

And especially good at portraying a community.

Mr. Glinn is very good at portraying attitudes.

Think of the ending of "L'Allegro": Morris is good at portraying joy.

Ian Frazier of The New Yorker asks author Janet Malcolm why she is so good at portraying "nuts".