Sentence examples for portray adequately from inspiring English sources

Perhaps her statue does not portray adequately a "tortured wife and mother"; it certainly elides her Jewishness and yet, according to Helm, she lived and died in the camp as a Jew.

The first step in this approach develops a simplified model which can portray adequately the system characteristics found in the experimental data.

The lack of explanation provided by the DYNWET wetness index was also surprising and may be due to the 30-m digital elevation model (DEM) and the soils data having resolutions too coarse to adequately portray local variations key to mass wasting.

You leap into your new room full of excitement, with great plans to make this 8 by 6 foot cubby hole adequately portray your amazing personality.

According to Cameron, work on the film had been delayed since the 1990s to allow the techniques to reach the necessary degree of advancement to adequately portray his vision of the film.

Manohla Dargis of The New York Times thought that Cruise gave "a fine, typically energetic performance in a film that requires nothing more of him than a profile and vigor" but that von Stauffenberg was too complex a character to adequately portray in a film designed as a thriller.

Adopting an Indigenous framework identifies the limitation of Western paradigms to adequately portray Indigenous realities, knowledge, intellects, histories and experiences.

Due to the diverse pathopysiologic processes associated with PTD, single candidate gene profiles may not adequately portray the multitude of pathogenetic changes associated with PTD.

These assumptions, although shown to have a good fit to screening data (Yen et al, 2003; Gunsoy et al, 2012), may not adequately portray the progression of breast cancer.

Presenting our framework of outcome domains as a table does not adequately portray the linkages between domains, nor the underlying global concepts of whole systems and healing; however, we are somewhat constrained by a two-dimensional manuscript.

We caution that the static nature of such diagrams does not adequately portray the dynamics of the relationships that we have attempted to animate in the descriptions of findings from this organizational case study.