Sentence examples for portrayed the work from inspiring English sources
Novelist Erica Jong portrayed the work and mind of Henry Miller in The Devil at Large.
"Further, the programme portrayed the work of Envirotrade in a positive way and as a result breached the requirement that sponsors' activities should not be promoted.
Our campaign, Karun Dakhavla [Marathi for "We have done it"], became a tagline in Mumbai, much like Obama's "change," but our campaign wasn't only selling dreams, it portrayed the work we did.
Instead, they tend to portray the work as deeply fulfilling, gratifying and, perhaps most counterintuitively, life-affirming.
In a written statement, George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, said that the agency cooperated "where feasible" to help "members of the entertainment industry willing to accurately portray the work of the intelligence community".
The film portrays the work of Omar Martínez, a photojournalist from Tijuana who followed more than 8,000 Haitian migrants to that city as they sought humanitarian visas to enter the United States.
Ample literature exists demonstrating that the job title listed on death certificates may inaccurately portray the work experience of the decedent (Olsen et al. 1990; Steenland and Beaumont 1984).
28], on the installation of a statue of Robert Moses in Babylon, tended to portray the works of Moses as mainly beneficial to the majority of, if not all, New Yorkers, and Long Islanders in particular.
Portraying the working environment of his police officers as "terrifying," he said that "there is no point shooting at somebody's chest, because that is where the bomb is likely to be". Instead, for the first time, police used special aim-for-the head tactics under a plan adopted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks in the United States.
Julio Bocca once again portrayed Basilio, the work's romantic hero.
One thing is virtually certain: since the revolution was portrayed as the work of Jewish-Bolsheviks, a wave of pogroms would have decimated the Jews.
