Sentence examples for portray better from inspiring English sources

Mechanical characterizations of the coatings portray better hardness and wear resistance of composite coatings compared to unreinforced Cu coated sample.

We have also briefly described the latest trends in the development of compounding technique, which portray better exposition of the strategies adopted for the researchers and practitioners.

As well, The New Republic alleged that the figures in the book were portrayed better if they had talked to Woodward beforehand.

"I think it's really important for feminist groups to portray a better image at being inclusive, with a more broad definition of what it means to be a feminist," says Ariella Silberstein, a Jewish student at the London School of Economics (LSE).

The images of youth and the roles they portray are better defined and represent a lifestyle that centres around creating and sustaining relationships between friends running their own lives and seeking help from each other.

Gay men have not been portrayed much better, says Little.

In fact, every Nielsen viewer I know behaved similarly: each diary was a delightful fiction that portrayed a better TV world.

The selection process had been portrayed, for better or for worse, as a kind of sporting event, and Libeskind was seen to have triumphed in the playoffs and then won the championship.

"The government of Abu Dhabi recognizes the value of film and television as a source of employment and a tool to build an industry that portrays a better image of the Middle East and its people".

Although not really crucial, left handed people seem to be portrayed far better on a television screen than right handed people.

Actors go to great, often absurd lengths preparing for roles: Robert De Niro gained more than 60 pounds to better portray Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull Nicole Kidmanan did Cyrano de Bergerac one better by growing a formidable Virginia Woolf-like nose in "The Hours".