Sentence examples for portrayal when from inspiring English sources

Kinsey's admirers are looking forward to a respectful portrayal when "Kinsey" opens on Nov. 12.

Mitchell went uninhibitedly for the full ringlets and gaberdine portrayal: when he spat out "I am a Jew" the spittle caught the light.

But there is extra sting in the portrayal when it comes from Alistair Darling because the two men were once very close.

In Lithgow's brilliant portrayal, when Alsop is being bullied or abandoned, he loses his language and all but collapses: his chin quivers and his big shoulders sag, like those of the child he must have been, one who was punished for his precocity and his need to connect.

In Lithgow's brilliant portrayal, when Alsop is being bullied or abandoned, he loses his language and all but collapses: his chin quivers, his big shoulders sag, like those of the child he must have been, one who was punished for his precocity and his need to connect.

With so many Americans historically tentative when it comes to confronting the horrific details of slavery, will sufficient numbers want to see such a brutal portrayal when the film opens in the US next Friday?

Winehouse Sr has complained about this portrayal, but when you see a frail Amy recuperating away from the spotlight in Saint Lucia, only for Mitchell to turn up with a television camera crew in tow, it's hard to be sympathetic.

She brings a cliché-destroying rawness to her portrayal, but when she attempts to ratchet up the levity, the strain shows.

But it's hard to take such portrayals seriously when powerful politicians and wealthy businesspeople are calling from the red shirt stage for the overthrow of "the elite".

The Gospels may represent this struggle with their differing portrayals of when Jesus and the disciples ate that meal.

Do interviewers really expect to get an accurate portrayal of weaknesses when they ask this question?