Sentence examples for moving portrayals from inspiring English sources

James Morris was again the Dutchman, one of his most moving portrayals.

One of Fischer-Dieskau's first and most moving portrayals on disc was as Kurwenal in Wilhelm Furtwängler's legendary 1952 recording of Tristan und Isolde.

Finally, the silver screen has offered many moving portrayals of battles with cancer, and IntoFilm has guides to two recent tearjerkers.

Expressive space was thereby opened up for the Schubert songs and for some moving portrayals of aloneness in "Dass sie hier gewesen," "Die Liebe hat gelogen" and even "Sei mir gegrüsst," where Mr. Holzmair suggested an intense optimism powered by desperation -- hope rushing with its hands over its eyes.

Though not without their complications, shows like these mark a turning of the tide away from ridiculous stereotypes – your "tragic heroines" like The OC's Marissa Cooper or The L Word's Jenny Schecter, and the "difficult genius" leading men of Sherlock, House and Dexter – and towards moving portrayals of mental illnesses.

His immensely moving portrayal won him a Golden Globe Award as best supporting actor.

It is also home to many fine paintings, including Edward Bower's moving portrayal of Charles I's trial.

A moving portrayal of George VI's struggle with his stammer: accurate on its characters' personalities, but not on their politics.

It has been both a critical and commercial success for its unflinchingly violent and devastatingly moving portrayal of the realities of the slave trade.

Jack Seale Suzanne, (Katell Quillévéré, 2013), 1.35am, Film4 Young French director Quillévéré's follow-up to Love Like Poison is another sensitive, deeply moving portrayal of turbulent youth.

Above the vivid evocation of those eras, however, stands Waitzkin's moving portrayal of his father, a man of singularly unsympathetic character.