Sentence examples for only portray from inspiring English sources
Renaissance artists did not only portray the Massacre of the Innocents out of compassion.
If you only portray him as a monster or megalomaniac, he is more likely to be put on a pedestal and followed by idiots.
Today's books, and standardized tests issued by the same publishers, not only portray each minority as heroic, but every group (and each sex) is airbrushed to eliminate the possibility of stereotyping.
The new devices not only portray the surface of the skin, but also use a variety of optical and acoustical techniques to virtually "punch holes" in hundreds of cells deep within the human body, while using contrast agents to identify abnormalities.
Gay rights activists in Italy have launched a boycott of the world's leading pasta maker after its chairman said he would only portray the "classic family" in his advertisements and, if people objected to that, they should feel free to eat a different kind of pasta.
In a statement BBC Wales said: "We would only portray characters smoking where it would be untruthful not to and, across the BBC, we employ strict measures to carefully control any risk to staff from all potentially hazardous environments, including smoking.
Antonioni's "The Eclipse" not only portrays inertia but also characterizes it.
A number of Mr. Milk's aging associates are not only portrayed in the film, they also have bit parts.
Paul Strand This great American photographer not only portrays his times, but in such works as his 1915 masterpiece Wall Street, sees an abstract grandeur that makes him a true modernist.
Finally, there is Mr. Corzine, whose personal wealth financed an early advertising blitz that not only portrayed the Democrat as a well-intentioned liberal on the side of seniors and the middle class but painted Mr. Franks as a craven Newt Gingrich acolyte.
Max Coleman Science communicator Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Jack Munro is right to affirm the truth in Ken Loach's I, Daniel Blake, (Viewpoint) but, gruelling though the film is, it only portrays the tyranny of the Department for Work and Pensions.
