Sentence examples for powerful portrayals from inspiring English sources

It is in Bruegel's powerful portrayals of peasant life that one finds best reflected the brutality of the age.

Nagy was hailed not only for his riveting interpretations of 19th-century romantic heroes but also for his powerful portrayals in contemporary roles.

Previews gave a tantalizing peek into what seemed to be nuanced and powerful portrayals of black life and both DuVernay and Glover delivered on that promise.  .

Both Guinness and Mills, reunited fifteen years after co-starring in "Great Expectations", seem to feed off each other's superlative talent here, each delivering powerful portrayals of two very different men.

His ability to make us laugh with his sometimes supernatural brilliance and to touch our hearts with his deeply powerful portrayals of people who were often broken, reflected our own inner joy and our own deeply hidden wounds - making him a healer of great power.

Seeing the play again in Walnut Creek left a different impression, largely because of Craig Marker's powerful portrayals of two clueless, arrogant fools whose assumption of white male privilege prevents them from having the good sense to shut their stupid mouths before making a bad situation worse.

David's powerful portrayal of male nakedness comes out of the tradition of academic drawing the Wallace show explores.

"A poignant story about friendship, betrayal, obsession and second chances – the novel is an immensely powerful portrayal of human resilience," they said in a statement.

It was this powerful portrayal in one of her skater girl portraits that won second place at the prestigious Taylor Wessing Portrait Award, which was displayed at the National Portrait Gallery last year.

Mother India is perhaps the quintessential Indian film, thanks to its powerful portrayal of womanhood and community in traditional Indian society.

Cable channels like Showtime and HBO occasionally offer theater pieces (including Brian Dennehy's powerful portrayal of Willy Loman in Showtime's filmed presentation last year).