Sentence examples for really portray from inspiring English sources

"That's the only way you can really portray it".

To really portray the character correctly, it had to be brutal.

The BBC programme didn't really portray any of the feeling that people had on the ground.

We've come up with five big reasons you should see it: 1. Ryan Reynolds making fun of himself  To really portray the character correctly, it had to be brutal.

In the Enron cases, I think have been withdrawn because they didn't really portray Enron as it really was.

I think the common down-to-earthness that we really are and we really portray.

French crime drama Spiral, on BBC4, really portrays that side of the city.

"She had to find indicators that really portrayed what was happening," Dr. Kamer said, noting that Ms. Kornreich was a pioneering woman in the field.

Some modern readings of the New Testament go on to argue that "the historical Jesus" of the first three gospels is not really portrayed as divine at all; and that the divinity of Christ, which is so emphasised by John and Paul, represents a later doctrine that was artificially bolted on to the basic story of Jesus's life.The pope will have none of this.

Of course the show is a comedy, so it doesn't bother with the typically gloomy out-of-the-closet story standards like self-loathing or familial rejection (Amy has a southern conservative mother and a wicked step-sister who believes in salvation, but they are only really portrayed as irritants, and she seems to enjoy provoking them).

Who did a better job as you: Waylon Payne in the Johnny Cash movie Walk the Line, or Dennis Quaid in Great Balls of Fire!? Well, I don't really think either Dennis or Waylon really portrayed me in the right way, but I liked Waylon, even if his part was short.