Sentence examples for nicely portrays from inspiring English sources

He nicely portrays the fatal combination of savage indifference on the part of the country's rulers and the enraging fatalism of the ruled.

The effects of the war on the domestic front – the shortages and the empty seats – are nicely portrayed.

And Greg and Andrea (nicely portrayed by Carol Todd) provide a stellar example of why the unexamined marriage might not be worth having.

While it nicely portrayed Cowie as an afterthought, the misspelling of her name in both our talent-show program and school newspaper were mistakes.

Among the oldest family of instruments, dating back at least 1,500 years, brass has a truly international voice, from Yorkshire mines to the Balkans, from the third line of New Orleans funerals (nicely portrayed in the HBO series Treme) to New York jazz, from Mexico to Peru, from Spain to India and beyond.

In Lola's coy prurience about Marie's love life and her awkward flirtations with any tradesman who drops by the house (the milkman and postman, natch, nicely portrayed by Matthew J. Williamson and Lyle Kanouse), we see a woman who has outgrown the only role she ever learned to play: the cute, ingratiating coquette, trading on sexual promise.

The words anchor the melody nicely but don't portray anything close to real life.

Either way, some unhappy 19th century Christians – turns out the Biblical Moabites weren't portrayed very nicely – tried get the named changed, but to no avail.

Cardinal Richelieu had that famous saying: 'Give me six lines by the most honest man, and I'll find something in there to hang him.' If they film you for a couple of days, they can portray you any way they like, but they've always portrayed me quite nicely".

That's probably because the companies that make those products have paid the producers of those programmes fat fees to portray their wares nicely.

The actors portraying the precocious, goth pupils and the sincere, nerdy teachers of St. Trinian's all gel nicely.