Sentence examples for make portrayals from inspiring English sources

In this setting, he sustained until the end his ability to make portrayals of many of the people and animals who mattered to him (the one still on the easel, Portrait of a Hound), paintings that face-to-face are all-consuming and oddly liberating.

Neither Brown nor Caletti hits readers with such statistics, but they do take pains to make their portrayals of abuser and victim fit the established profile.

As he had done for other Adventures of Tintin which featured sea travel, Hergé was careful to obtain as much data about ships as possible in order to make his portrayals more realistic.

Unfortunately, Brink's awareness of his own "bloody cheek" does not make his portrayal of Philida any less troubling.

The masks also helped to make the portrayal of female characters by male actors more plausible, as well as to make the facial features clearly discernible by the large audience.

The point in this vernacular poem is to get across a convincing picture of a personality, or philosophy of life, and to make the portrayal as natural as possible.

His arms tied, and wheezing from asthma, the perennially intense actor John Ortiz brings this Che down to earth, stripping him of the pretty-boy charm that made past portrayals by Antonio Banderas and Gael García Bernal so seductive and idealized.

To make the actors' portrayals more forceful, Telltale implemented a lip sync system capable of presenting a large range of facial expressions on character models.

He makes his portrayal distinctly literary.

But she makes the portrayal work on her own terms.

The signs of aging on her face only made her portrayal more tragic, as if the audience saw through to the truth that the dazzled characters onstage missed.