Sentence examples for portrayals like from inspiring English sources

Do you think we need both fictional portrayals like on your show and reality show portrayals like Jenner's?

The book became a manifesto for a generation of Native Americans, and Mr. Westerman's bitterly humorous portrayals — like the one of anthropologists who study Indians — were just as caustic.

They resent portrayals like that from a "Sex and the City" episode in which Samantha Jones, played by Kim Cattrall, is worried about aging and wants a small operation but is told by a physician that she ought to consider several other procedures.

Portrayals like that have a way of diminishing their subject matter.

UPDATE: The Jewish Telegraphic Agency wonders if SNL's skit and other media portrayals like it will spawn a new wave of anti-Semitism.

The series spurns out a lot of interesting character portrayals, like Ron Swanson who eats an alarming amount of bacon, but Tom is easily the most unique.

No female character can sustain a portrayal like that for too long without risking caricature.

"We felt we hadn't seen a fully dimensionalized woman in a portrayal like this, we didn't want to depict a shrill woman or a weak woman," she says, "Kate can be raging, she can be cruel to people when she's drunk, she can also be vulnerable, she can also be all of these things that men like this have had the opportunity to be".

She is the Callas of the German repertory, and brings to this portrayal Callas-like qualities of dramatic intensity and expressive subtlety.

This was demonstrated by the great success not only of the Expressionists and Miró, but equally of Alberto Giacometti's sculpture and Picasso's cartoon-like portrayals from his post-World War II years.

At the centre of it all is Henry who, in James Norton's striking portrayal, is like a young caged animal.