Sentence examples for idiosyncratic portrayal from inspiring English sources
Her idiosyncratic portrayal — though full of meaning and warmth — did give pause.
Themed around an idiosyncratic portrayal of Americana and Western culture, it subverted popular role-playing game traditions by featuring a real world setting while parodying numerous staples of the genre.
Although Sean Penn carries the film with his idiosyncratic portrayal of the openly gay San Francisco activist and politician, guest appearances from stars including Emile Hirsch, Josh Brolin, James Franco, and Diego Luna make this both a novel drama for its historical aspects and for watching with your entire family.
The actor has been lauded for his audacious, idiosyncratic portrayals of all kinds of characters, on stage and screen, in a range extending from Shakespeare to "Scream" (the original movie and its two sequels).
Jonathan Hadary, who plays Oscar, the weakest of the brothers, does bring an idiosyncratic near-hysteria to his portrayal, but some New York City manages somehow to creep into his lifelong Mississippian.
Ms. Ripley's was a sui generis portrayal, possessed of its own idiosyncratic rhythms and a calculated disregard for many of the conventions of classical performance in musicals (which include staying on key).
"On Stage, a Day in the Life of an Idiosyncratic Physicist" (Nov. 13) about Alan Alda's portrayal of Richard Feynman brought back memories of my own delightful encounters with Feynman when I directed Caltech's news bureau in the 80's.
His virtuoso portraits of his idiosyncratic characters are fully backed by his evocative portrayal of the world they live in and the history they live through.
At the news conference, he balked at the notion that "The Master" was about a cult, never mind Mr. Hoffman's portrayal of a charismatic leader with idiosyncratic beliefs and a close circle of believers.
