Sentence examples for portrayal at from inspiring English sources

Ms. Villarroel's portrayal at the Met had plenty of Italianate operatic passion in the old style.

It was a portrayal at odds with descriptions by many who witnessed the match at the All England Lawn Tennis Club.

The fascist, it appears, lurks just beneath everyone's skin, though women, eternal sphinxes in Mr. Pinter's portrayal, at least marginally have the moral upper hand.

For Mrs. Merkel, whose political base is frazzled, taking steps that hint Germany's economic path is not Europe's consecrated highway to competitiveness would be to risk portrayal at home as conceding to the inconsistent French.

Besides the photographs on the cemetery walls of Old St .Patrick's, there have been other quiet efforts to broaden the cultural portrayal at the San Gennaro festival in the last few years, with buskers playing authentic Italian folk music and the Italian-American Writers Association selling books and holding readings.

George H. W. Bush has on occasion allowed his paternal instincts to override his geopolitical judgment and suggest that the man in the Oval Office is still a boy in knickers, an unfortunate portrayal at a time when George W. Bush needs to stand tall.

Until then, most people read Chaucer as a happy innocent, taking his self-portrayal at face value.

Salvatore went on to give impressive portrayals at the Met of some of the most demanding Italian roles, including Radames in Aida, Don Alvaro in La Forza del Destino, Canio in Pagliacci, Riccardo in Un Ballo in Maschera, and Calaf in Turandot.

The earliest actor to have essayed the role is William Gillette (a founding member of the New York Holmes society still known as the Baker Street Irregulars), who gave several popular theatrical portrayals at the turn of the 20th century.

The result is "Women Can't Wait," a show written and acted by Ms. Jones, who honed her accents and pithy character portrayals at downtown poetry slams, then graduated to small clubs.

Yes, Enoch is a human being, but Marantz's portrayal seems, at times, to justify his behavior: he was once made fun of, so now he makes fun of others.