Sentence examples for portray anything from inspiring English sources
"We're not going to portray anything that happened that night.
The words anchor the melody nicely but don't portray anything close to real life.
But Billington implies that writers who dare to portray anything but immediate autobiographical experience will be flagged offside.
The icons are often unusual examples of late Ottoman-era production and the miniatures and illuminations portray anything from mythological scenes to Ottoman sultans.
"I have a deep suspicion of photography, to the point where I do sometimes think it cannot accurately portray anything, really," Hugo told the Guardian some years ago.
I'm less worried about portraying anything – you sing about different things".
She added: "I never dabbled in drugs, I never got into fights, I never portrayed anything negative.
Most of these are silk-screen paintings portraying anything from Campbell's soup cans to Jackie Kennedy and Mao Zedong, drag queens and commissioning collectors.
Finch claims she has never portrayed anything she feels is wrong for Ruth, but she adds: "As we saw with her attraction to Sam in 2006, she is capable of doing things that are 'out of character', which is why the phrase exists.
That statement, while at odds with Mr. Romney's explanation that he has always been personally against abortion, is hard to portray as anything but pro-choice.
In general, the Russian media portrays anything going on from the point of view of Vladimir Putin.
