Sentence examples for portrayed of from inspiring English sources

The preface, a recorded voice-over, tells us the history of Fletcher, the character portrayed: of his murder of his minister brother and his 12 years in prison.

They just saw all the weaknesses, so beautifully portrayed, of a weak leader -- PACKER -- -- the one that loves the trappings of power.

Other colleagues reported it being an issue of fury – "angrier than I've ever seen him," to quote one long-standing employee – rather than the image Phelan had portrayed of a disconsolate manager with no appetite to share his misery.

Jewish antitrinitarian polemics are complicated by medieval mystical writings about the sefirot of God, some of which are sometimes portrayed of as "stages of God's being, aspects of the divine personality" (Matt 1983, 33).

But more importantly, there must be more positive images portrayed of black, brown and yellow people.

If he was here today, I doubt that he would have any negative comments and would be saddened by the image portrayed of his friend and mentor".

The much-mythologized Zelda and Scott cannot be easy to portray, of course.

But is the image it portrays of Cornwall fair, accurate or relevant?

The Home Secretary was widely condemned after the speech for her negative portray of the 'problems' of immigation.

Self organizing maps (SOM) enable the straightforward portraying of high-dimensional data of large sample collections in terms of sample-specific images.

Despite this occupation Loretta has been portrayed out of conjunction with the blonde stereotype.