Sentence examples for portrays of from inspiring English sources
But is the image it portrays of Cornwall fair, accurate or relevant?
Thus, she says, she robs the people she portrays of their thoughts and experiences, inhabiting them onstage.
The world the film portrays of jiggly, frozen-smiled babes swiveling down the aisles of jetliners harks back to the swinging 60's and 70's, when female flight attendants were called stewardesses and had the same erotic mystique as cheerleaders.
In the demanding central role of Alice, Lauren Hirte convincingly portrays of one of literature's most famous little girls while displaying formidable skills on rings, ropes and straps as Alice makes her way across the squares of a chessboard toward becoming Queen Alice.
Comparing the portrays of scientists and bioengineers found in the analysed films with – what could be called – "classical" stereotypes placed on scientists in general, it is certainly possible to find a couple of overlaps, although with some exceptions.
The view that theoretical entities are mere fictions often figures only in realist portrays of antirealism and is hardly seriously maintained by any philosopher of science in the 20th century.
The much-mythologized Zelda and Scott cannot be easy to portray, of course.
The Home Secretary was widely condemned after the speech for her negative portray of the 'problems' of immigation.
But more importantly, there must be more positive images portrayed of black, brown and yellow people.
The general image portrayed of child-headed households is of groups of children living alone, but only 18% of households without adults contain more than two children.
Self organizing maps (SOM) enable the straightforward portraying of high-dimensional data of large sample collections in terms of sample-specific images.
