Sentence examples for help portray from inspiring English sources

When she brings in other actors to help portray the characters, she acknowledges the hazards and has them speak in their own voices without accents.

He has dark pupils and wolf-like teeth that help portray the darker side of the character, but he's also so cute and lovable that you can forgive his actions".

But, they said, Mr. Gingrich's rocky tenure in the mid- to late 1990s would provide a particularly juicy target that could help portray him as a symbol of the past.

The concept of borrowing the trappings of the truth or dare game is to help portray Denver as "younger, hipper, cooler than you may have thought," Mr. Topping says, because the game is most often played by younger people.

Thirdly, emphasis on the success of recent public health policies could help portray the UK and Scotland as world leaders in tackling culturally embedded health and social problems through policy; highlighting past successes when presenting future policies may be a valuable tactic both within the UK and internationally.

Mr. Levine writes that because of "the scarcity of accurate biographical information," he has based his play on her discography — which, being the blues, is heavy on heartache — and uses what he calls "several iconographic characters" to help portray her life.

They are seven and a half games behind the Atlanta Braves in the National League wild-card race, but with the Braves visiting New York for a three-game series this weekend, along with another set later this month, the Mets on Monday could not help portraying their current 10-game homestand as vital.

This help portrays confidence.

This omission helps portray all naysayers as frothing ideologues.

"Twin Towers" helps portray their heroism in a more intimate light.

Every time Mr. Schundler is attacked, meanwhile, it serves another campaign purpose: helping portray him as a hard-charging, courageous, lonely crusader.