Sentence examples for portray a bit from inspiring English sources

It also feels like I try to portray a bit of my own life", explains the author.

Or maybe movies that would portray a bit of the history of the UAE that rarely anyone knows.

It was also portrayed a bit differently by local newspapers reporting for readers in either city.

He said, "You could portray a fair bit of the horror of 1915 without using the word 'genocide.' It's one of those heavy-artillery words that can get diminished if you use them too much".

Harlow is also portrayed as a bit of a dimwit.

The show is appealing because it's life, just portrayed with a bit more glitz, alcohol and money".

So in the beginning of the movie, Martin is portrayed as a bit of an upper-class prat who takes himself too seriously.

Although he wonders privately if the M.C. character, Doc, may be portrayed as a bit too much of "a snake," (arguing that M.C.'s were often the ones who got lost in the fame game) he says he wanted to participate in the musical because it helps set the record straight.

(Romania) Aferim! is almost a black comedy except that the reality it portrays is a bit too awful to be funny.

David Wharton of Cinema Blend called Campbell's performance "lowkey" and subtle, commenting that he portrayed Weinsider "a bit less madcap than many of the roles that he's known for".

While Petra had been portrayed as a bit of a maneater in previous seasons, her feelings for JR are taken seriously and treated with care while simultaneously not being treated like a big deal.