Sentence examples for portray the difference from inspiring English sources

For the 13 dwarfs, this same makeup process was applied to the actors, their stunt doubles and their scale doubles (smaller actors used to  portray the difference in size between dwarf and non-dwarf characters).

Entering the grades as four separate variables has the downside of complicating the model; however, these models more accurately portray the differences in participation between each of the course grades.

This plot does not portray the differences in specific organic classes; the data for individual chemical species are reported in Appendix 1.

The WSRT procedure provides a useful method to portray the differences in directly age-adjusted cancer rates occurring at the county level compared to the overall state rate as "unusually low," "not unusual," or "unusually high".

Sarah Wheaton explains that Mr. Santorum portrays the difference between him and Mr. Obama as a choice between a candidate who can save the nation and its future (him) and a president working in tandem with the forces seeking to destroy the country in the chokehold of expansive government (Mr. Obama).

Of particular note, however, is the dancing by Daniel P. Gonzalez '02, Santiago Rivas '99, and Jeremy Zucker, who all do an excellent job at portraying the differences between the Jews and the Russians in dance.

Gov. George W. Bush's confident performance at the presidential debate on Wednesday night rested in part on the skillful way he portrayed the differences between himself and Vice President Al Gore.

To portray the treatment difference over extended follow-up time and for comparability with other analyses from this trial, the survival analyses were repeated with 2-, 3- and 4-year follow-up times.

The existing nosology of cranial-nerve pains does not fully portray the subtle differences between various conditions.

Prashanth revealed that portraying a dual role meant that he was forced to change his costumes up to forty times a day in order portray the twin brothers' differences correctly.

His position makes more sense in the total context of the book, which portrays the stark differences between boys and their fathers gathered around campfires and the corporate bureaucracy of the Boy Scouts of America as an organization that seems hellbent on ensuring its own irrelevance.