Sentence examples for immediate portrayal from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair sat for the painter during the spring of 2011 at his home in Buckinghamshire and according to the gallery the resulting work "very immediate portrayal of the longest-serving Labour Prime Minister and, to date, the youngest Labour Prime Minister to take up office since 1812".

The ad faced near-immediate criticism over its portrayal of police-protestors relations.

On one hand, emphasizing the behaviours of specific subgroups (typically young binge drinkers) allows a clear portrayal of overt and immediate harms to society.

Nicholas Hiley differs in that Leete's portrayal of Kitchener is less about immediate recruiting statistics but the myth that has grown around the image, including ironic parodies.

Her portrayal of tragic scenes repeated has an anxious and immediate familiarity.

Relating his observations of the natural world to moral and metaphysical lessons, his portrayal of the war in Iraq is unsentimental and immediate.

Immediate reaction: We can call this race right now: Oldman's portrayal of Winston Churchill — complete with major prosthetics and spot-on accent — is winning all the awards.

Relating his observations of the natural world to moral and metaphysical lessons, Busch often strains for profundity, but his portrayal of the war in Iraq is unsentimental and immediate.

By its rejection of conventional classical imagery and its effective portrayal of Marlborough's military genius, it was an immediate success that perfectly expressed the nation's great hour of victory.

For New Yorkers who encounter the same recorded visions of terrorist destruction whenever they turn on their television sets, Ms. Zimmerman's portrayal of tragic scenes repeated has an anxious and immediate familiarity.

For New Yorkers who encounter the same recorded visions of terrorist destruction whenever they turn on their televisions, Ms. Zimmerman's portrayal of tragic scenes repeated has an anxious and immediate familiarity.