Sentence examples for portray how from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Blackburn believes they portray how inventively the British are bridging the arts and crafts divide.

How can a grotesque image of the heartlessness of 18th-century Britain still portray how we live now?

It cut through speeches and opinionated bluster to portray how politics can touch us, and how it's important to listen even when we disagree.

Here it is, unedited: "Any recommendations on literature: novels from the 20th century and onwards, discussing happiness, perhaps exposing traditional views of happiness to show something more unconventional, and might portray how the idea has shifted in contemporary times?" Happiness.

Describing the idea as "inappropriate", Reevell said that if the drama was to be made but failed to portray how positively residents responded to it, then it would be not only "incorrect but outrageous".

It is an area that has long been synonymous with one thing: drugs.At the museum the authorities have chosen to portray how the cultivation of opium poppies and the production of heroin and other drugs shrivelled in the face of a determined eradication programme.

Fury accurately portrays how superior the German tanks were.

The first, above, portrays how plastic trash can end up killing marine life.

His terrified expression and posture portrayed how he had been cornered, taunted and then speared.

In this solo piece for ages 5 and older, Ms. Rivera portrays how she realized her dream.

But "Gossip Girl" astutely portrayed how, today, everyone who's anyone is a tipster, fixer, and author.