Sentence examples for portrays a series from inspiring English sources

Goetzmann portrays a series of answers that he thinks had to fail.

One of Mr. Dwoskin's best-known pictures, the 1997 documentary "Pain Is...," portrays a series of people living with constant pain — whether from illness, injury or sadomasochistic practice.

I strongly object to how "Attacks on Elderly Armenian Women in Turkey Awaken Fears" (news article, April 4) portrays a series of crimes perpetrated months ago in Istanbul.

Partly adapted from the experiences of troupe members, and directed by Vladimir Shcherban, "Legends" portrays a series of young lives flickering, guttering and occasionally rising into flame.

David Auburn's play "The Columnist," which opens on Broadway Wednesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, deftly portrays a series of events — some real, some imagined — in the life of one of mid-century Washington's most influential and almost impossibly opinionated commentators, a man whose career would rarely recognize any demarcation between the personal and the political.

In "Beyond Glory," a solo show about war veterans that opened last night at the Laura Pels Theater, Stephen Lang portrays a series of former servicemen recollecting their combat experiences and the acts of courage that won them the United States military's highest laurel, the Medal of Honor.

Mr. Linn-Baker is an experienced actor, as are Jay Goede, who plays Frog, and the three supporting cast members who portray a series of fish, fowl and forest creatures.

The first was not a success but the second, Transformer, was the one that finally brought him attention: produced by his new friend Bowie, it contained a hit single, the seductive Walk on the Wild Side, in which he portrayed a series of picaresque Warhol characters.

Sellers and Milligan then penned the script to Let's Go Crazy, the earliest film to showcase Sellers's ability to portray a series of different characters within the same film, and he made another appearance opposite his Goons co-stars in the 1952 flop, Down Among the Z Men.

The suit portrays a tangled series of connections that led to the charges of script theft, including Michele Weisler, a line producer who is represented by the Gersh Agency, which helped Mr. Handfield get "Touchback" made.

The gradual coming together of Mohr and Agnes is portrayed in a series of ellipses and veilings.