Sentence examples for readily portray from inspiring English sources

This is the Knightley we deserve iconoclastic, the type of figure who can transfix an entire generation of fin de siècle Parisian women into getting the same haircut, the type of figure who can readily portray the one woman who so prolifically captured the city of lights in her beatific scrawl.

The group 8 elements portray a wide variety of oxidation states, but ruthenium and osmium readily portray their group oxidation state of +8 (the highest known oxidation state for any element, which is very rare for other elements) and this state becomes more stable as the group is descended.

"It was an Enid Blyton image that the media readily portrayed and which coloured much of the general public's reaction when the company was finally sold".

Although Grant is readily portrayed as a self-effacing commoner who rose to greatness despite opposition from privileged rivals, he was prone to machinations of his own.

But he came to think that Anderson paid too little attention to the ways in which moral questions are posed for individuals, that Anderson too readily portrayed individual concerns as base, egocentric, low concerns in contrast with the uplifting concerns resulting from participation in social movements.

In real life, however, unless you have a personal event planner or live in the Land of Oz, it's difficult, stressful and maybe even impossible to pull off the perfect holiday that the media so readily portrays for us in ads, movies and music.

Limited accuracy and adequacy of the network structure in general is another caveat and limitation of network analysis; certain elements of biological systems are not readily portrayed in a network context [ 7].

These were also characters with whom she could readily identify and therefore portray with full conviction.

As he sees it, Turkey is becoming a little more normal: Religious politicians can be photographed with head-covered wives at state functions; the society magazines portray religious tycoons as readily as the secular.

Siddig described the role as a "godsend" to him, because it enabled him to "portray various aspects of an Arab man who was readily credible.

Indicators or measures can be scientifically based but portray data about important parameters in ways that are more readily interpretable than the data themselves might be, particularly for policy and stakeholder audiences.