Sentence examples for portrayed well from inspiring English sources

"The mum's mental health was portrayed well.

One of the last party shots shows the joy gone from Lombardi's face, replaced by a distant look (which is portrayed well in the Broadway show).

Although I would not consider myself nearly as dedicated to my own work as Kubota is to his, I felt that your article portrayed well what drives a biologist: sometimes the tedious daily tasks that consume your life are part of a bigger picture, a bigger goal, no matter how small a part you play in that goal or ideal.

This type of person is portrayed well by Perseus, the mythological hero of whom Italo Calvino gives us a powerful description in an essay belonging to the American Lessons he would have given at Harvard in the 1985/86 academic year, if he had not suffered a stroke in September 1985 on the eve of his departure for the United States (Calvino, 2002).

The problem is that these fictional worlds -- when portrayed well -- draw us in so deeply that we can easily become just as influenced by their actions, attitudes and norms as we do in the real world.

Vines are generally 6-second loops, so you need to pick a concept that can be portrayed well within this time frame.

Two years ago, the gossip lit book was "The Nanny Diaries," written by two former nannies, which portrayed well-heeled Manhattan mothers as spoiled and inane.

There were interesting liaisons with the novelists Dorothy Richardson (who portrayed Wells in her novel sequence Pilgrimage), Violet Hunt and Elizabeth von Arnim.

"And many are highly incriminating, portraying well known members receiving armed training in summer camps".

The most interesting thing in the movie is the way that Barbara haplessly begins to resemble her mother, and Roberts portrays well Barbara's feelings of rage and self-disgust at finding Violet's destructiveness alive in her own soul.

I don't at all care whether sci-fi accurately portrays, well, anything.