Sentence examples for portrayal has from inspiring English sources

Such a portrayal has led people to believe the drug is safe and non-addictive.

Her vocally intense and deeply personal portrayal has been highly praised.

But the trade-offs are worth it, for his portrayal has tragic grandeur, vocally and dramatically.

But the tradeoffs are worth it for his portrayal has tragic grandeur.

The Redford portrayal has been criticized as being too stiff, but Gatsby is meant to be opaque, at least initially.

Of course, a prize for Redmayne is open to the traditional criticism that the Academy fetishises and romanticises disability, but his portrayal has subtlety, candour and intelligence.

DiDonato herself, while confident of her portrayal, had concerns about her high notes.

But the trade-offs were worth it, for his portrayal had tragic grandeur.

Benjamin Whitrow, the actor who played Mr Bennet in the 1995 BBC series, refuses to offer an opinion as to whether his own portrayal had that sort of draw.

His portrayal had a streak of melancholy, which came with the realisation that the Prince's happiness entailed his own loss of a beloved companion.

It was three years before his Oscar nominated performance in The Social Network, and the snarky solipsism of that portrayal had yet to become his trademark.