Sentence examples for most portrayed from inspiring English sources

The US presidency is surely the most portrayed political office in cinema history.

Holmes is the most portrayed character in movie history; he has been played by 75 actors in 211 films.

The second is that most portrayed the European game largely in zero-sum terms, in which either Brussels or Britain wins but never both.

Tom and Huck have occasional brushes with grown-up authorities outside the home, most portrayed by actors doubling in those roles (a minister, a schoolmaster, lawyers and a judge).

"She is the most portrayed individual in history, more than anyone you can think of -- popes, prime ministers, presidents," said Paul Moorhouse, curator of a new exhibition, "The Queen: Art & Image," at the National Portrait Gallery here in London.

In the colonies, Jonny Lee Miller plays the individual customarily called the most portrayed on screen ever as a recovering addict with more than a touch of Asperger's Syndrome.

Most portray Biden in his long-established role as the president's fun-loving, prankster sidekick.

Most portray the aftermath of battle; they include mutilated torsos and limbs mounted on trees, like "fragments of marble sculpture".

The scenarios are the most accessible iterations of anxiety and depression – those most often portrayed by the media, where "choosing the right images for Tinder" is the perceived height of stress.

It confirms their stigmas that they've seen on television or Hollywood movies, because most people portrayed as mentally ill in Hollywood movies or even children's cartoons, most are portrayed as being violent and untreatable.

The most frequently portrayed MHD in education-only interventions was depression; depression and schizophrenia were combined most frequently.