Sentence examples for portraying things from inspiring English sources

I'm always portraying things that represent other things.

But I prefer Bezerra da Silva's sly way of portraying things because it's more amusing.

So this is all built around 2001's Grand Theft Auto 3. (A render of what the player sees when using Mike's setup. Capturing and properly portraying things actually running on Google Glass is really, really tough — hence the lack of video).

"The pro-Iran, deal-at-any-price crowd is quite organized in falsely portraying things as a binary choice," said Josh Block, chief executive of the Israel Project, which promotes U.S.-Israel relations.

When I dug deeper, asking him how he could be a member of a party that, whichever way you look at it, contains an awful lot of members who are racists and bigots by anyone's estimation, Dad got defensive – "it's just the media portraying things like that.

Graphics have been used since ancient times to portray things that are inherently spatiovisual, like maps and building plans.

More recently, graphics have been used to portray things that are metaphorically spatiovisual, like graphs and organizational charts.

Ryan and his colleagues won't portray things this way, of course.

Some have argued against the test, especially in works of fiction, insisting that artists have a responsibility to portray things as they are, and if misogyny is part of that, they should not be penalised for it.

But it is also her adoption of Joyce's restless desire to portray things boldly and freshly, to crumple the tissue between thought and experience and toss it away for good.

Using the evidence, but also the liberties of a novelist, Oz tries to portray things as hidden to him as his father's love affairs and his mother's tortured inner life.