Sentence examples for portray more from inspiring English sources

Holbein did not portray More with a metaphorical cigarette in his mouth.

The Edsel was styled to portray more of an upscale look.

As Louise, Susan Louise O'Connor gets props for being onstage virtually every moment of the production, but she is never really called on to portray more than a timid soul.

He was returning to the Bronx for the premiere of "The We and the I," a film by Michel Gondry that features him and more than two dozen young people who portray – more or less – themselves.

But at the same time, I was trying to escape from the influence of Western cinema and to portray more Korean cultural themes -- like the rhythms of a country, things like that.

The actresses, Ms. Dalle, Anne Bellec and Frederique Ruchaud, somehow convincingly portray more than a dozen mostly male characters and deliver lines that describe horrifying events in a calm, understated tone.

That has often been portrayed more recently as a battle between two economic titans.

"The United States has been portrayed more positively since the advent of the Obama administration," it read.

There's no swordplay in Bamboo Dream, the piece portrays more personal conflicts.

"Things such as anonymity, for example, can be portrayed more positively.

"In India I'm portrayed more as a hysterical, lying, anti-national harridan," she says.