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Only Alice Munro and Colm Tóibín, among all the working short story writers I'm aware of, are so adept at portraying whole lives in a few thousand words.

He correctly portrayed whole swaths of the country as places defined by "dead town centres, job deserts, stagnant wages, and the constant feeling that the basic things we rely on – our jobs, our savings, our homes – are not safe".

His book lacks the psychological acumen of Carrère's — and the skill with which John Berendt in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil portrays a whole community.

The life graph portrays the whole time span from the end of the school (19 years) up to middle adulthood (52 years).

The actors portraying them in the film do an excellent job of portraying the whole spectrum of these flaws.

Tombs also became increasingly elaborate, often portraying the whole family in high relief.

It would be a distortion to portray the whole region as a zone of permanent conflict.

His father's representatives have portrayed the whole transaction as entirely normal.

"You know how Italians are usually portrayed, the whole Mafia thing that became the essence of our history in the popular narrative.

But portraying the whole enterprise as if it had from the start been all about an experiment in democracy just makes Muslims crosser.

Wein knows just when to add humour and her use of language is really effective in portraying a whole range of emotions.