Sentence examples similar to portray a link from inspiring English sources
He portrays a link boy – a child who made a living by lighting people's way through the dark streets – blowing on his torch to create a powerful glow that shows us the sleepers huddled at the side of the street.
The present study portrays a strong link between antibiotic production and export and describes for the first time the function of the atypical response regulator in the control of the biosynthesis of simocyclinone.
"Heart of Darkness" (2006) was criticised for portraying a causal link between the MMR vaccine and autism, and the BBC received complaints on the matter.
MANY science-fiction stories portray a time when warring generals monitor their forces on computer displays that are linked to special suits worn by their soldiers.
The "New Labour" brand was developed to regain trust from the electorate and to portray a departure from "Old Labour", which was criticised for its breaking of election promises and its links between trade unions and the state.
The images portray a model couple.
"It doesn't portray a war zone".
In trying (understandably) to portray Diana accurately and reverentially, Watts has neglected to portray a person.
The above experiments portray a representative experiment of three repeats.
It doesn't portray a tasteful image.
Tattoos always will portray a "tough" image.
