Sentence examples for portray easily from inspiring English sources

But he was far from the humble baker he liked to portray, easily navigating shark-infested political waters.

Out of the remaining monologues, see which ones are situations that you can portray easily.

Accepting this fact gave me the freedom to find what I needed, and finding a name that accurately describes me, that portrays what I need it to portray, has easily been the best part of my transition.

So overbearing in other aspects of her life and career, Hepburn catered and deferred to Tracy, who, as Curtis portrays him, easily qualified as a troubled soul.

Republicans will easily portray him as part of the "Chicago machine".

Of course, one could just as easily portray Mr. Nevins's positions as the product of selfishness, such as that taxes should be raised only on the "very wealthy" (and not on the author himself).

Lawyers who can prove knowledge of any form of payment or commercial arrangement with witnesses can easily portray them as inducements to embroider their tales or lie to increase the rewards on offer.

"There should be some very young people doing blistering satire – especially when you have people like Nigel Farage, who you could easily portray as Zippy, or Mr Toad, which is exactly who he is, come to think of it," he said.

His imagination is refreshingly uninhibited: he can just as easily portray an old working woman who wasted her life on a selfish son as he can an aristocrat bristling at the new vulgarians.

The backdrop of the Statue of Liberty with Air Force One at any position in the sky the government wished to portray could have easily been achieved with Photoshop or another graphics program.

A second problem is the party's manifesto, which Mr Sarkozy's UMP party can too easily portray as backward-looking and doctrinaire.