Sentence examples for plausible portrayal from inspiring English sources
The narrative is a litany of self‑justifications: "In the beginning I felt no shame for what I was doing, because I was not harming anyone" is how one such succession of evasions begins, and I doubt I have seen a more audacious yet plausible portrayal of a vividly unsympathetic character.
This allows the programme to show life and birth at the right pace for 1960, and to give plausible portrayals of social and medical history.
In particular, it must be willing to learn from and engage with social anthropology if it is to offer powerful and plausible portrayals of the moral life and answers to the questions which trouble modernity.
Further, the Guardian blew it by not including comments from either an ornithologist or a birder as to whether this video portrayal is even plausible.
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.
A proponent of a mixed view would have to show that it is an accurate portrayal of our moral practices, or that it is a plausible proposal for reforming them.
Her portrayal of Mary Tilford, the heinous teen at the heart of the affair, is horribly plausible.
Immigration lawyers questioned that portrayal.
