Sentence examples for is vividly portrayed from inspiring English sources
All this is vividly portrayed and applicable to current politics.
The trauma of Japanese Vice Adm. Chuichi Nagumo at Midway is vividly portrayed by Mr. Keegan.
Individual suffering rather than collective drama is vividly portrayed in "The Raft of the Medusa" (c. 1819; Louvre).
The plot can have only one ending.The enemy is vividly portrayed, fretting about exams, looking for dance clubs in Beirut, resolving personality clashes.
Advances in transport had opened up the countryside, creating a new vogue for hiking, as is vividly portrayed in James Walker Tucker's Hiking (c.1936).
It has always been a racially divided city, with housing and schools so segregated as to constitute an American apartheid, which is vividly portrayed in Wright's novel.
Both men are vividly portrayed in Cicero's De oratore (55 bce).
The hunger and anarchy at war's end are vividly portrayed.
On press night the three children were vividly portrayed by Joel Danziger, Raffi Day and Lily Blossom Tait.
The ratcheting tension in the corridors of the US capital and Nixon's increasing isolation are vividly portrayed.
His household staff, made up of the Swidgers — hardworking William, his saintly wife, Milly, and William's father, the ancient Philip — are vividly portrayed by Richard Crawford, Anne O'Sullivan and William Parry.
