Sentence examples for informed portrayal from inspiring English sources
Her occasional bursts of evangelical Christianity could distress the irreligious, but they will be consoled by her sardonic intelligence.What makes hers a novel of distinction is its bleak and informed portrayal of the psychology of the expatriate.
But my generation was transitionary -- black kids my age were still subjected to the same ill-informed portrayals of Africa and the lacking portrayals of prolific black astrophysicists, neurosurgeons and scholars.
The Trials of the King of Hampshire (Oneworld) is a well-informed, sympathetic portrayal of an extraordinary world.
"After Tiller," a new documentary focused on the four doctors in the United States openly performing third-trimester abortions, takes a complicated subject beyond the familiar muck of abstract and often ill-informed talking points to deliver a frank portrayal of the real life situations of the physicians and their desperate patients.
A long article in the Observer, meanwhile, reiterated the portrayal of dementia as a 'sad, quiet epidemic' and informed readers that it arose mainly from cerebral degeneration rather than 'impaired blood circulation', as had previously been thought (Doyle, 1979: 65).
And my opinions". Furthermore, Cardona reports that she wanted to be "fair and balanced " in her portrayal of events in Nevada, events about which the DNC was well-informed.
But how does that portrayal square with Lou Cannon's version of Reagan as an amiable dunce, an under-informed storyteller?
Immigration lawyers questioned that portrayal.
Did that influence your portrayal?
He doesn't dispute that portrayal.
