Sentence examples for recently portrayed from inspiring English sources

Members took on aspect recently portrayed in Mr. Irvin's Tomato Surprise drawing.

Sophia Tolstoy has returned to the public eye, thanks in no small part to Helen Mirren, who recently portrayed her onscreen.

Mr. Bloomberg may have been trying to prove to his naysayers that he was not aloof, distracted or out of touch, as he has been recently portrayed.

"Saturday Night Live" recently portrayed a joint news conference in which the self-confident president announced a deal with "zero tax increases".

If a substantial part of his work is challenged or doubted, monkeys may turn out to be less smart than recently portrayed.

And, of course, the far-reaching impact of South Africa's triumph in the 1995 Rugby Union World Cup was recently portrayed in the film Invictus.

Bosnian Serb television, based in Pale, has been especially xenophobic, recently portraying NATO peacekeepers as Nazis.

More recently, she portrayed a kidnap victim who is more than a match for her captors in "The Disappearance of Alice Creed".

Recently she portrayed American democracy as a cooperative enterprise in which no tycoon can claim sole responsibility for his fortune, given the public goods necessary for any company to succeed.

Ms. Marcovicci's affectionate warts-and-all portrait of the great musical comedy star Gertrude Lawrence has a special resonance, this singer recently having portrayed Liza Elliott, a role Lawrence originated, in a Philadelphia revival of the 1941 show "Lady in the Dark".

Both animals have recently been portrayed as beneficial in the popular literature (maggots made a cameo appearance in the film "Gladiator") as well as in medical journals: leeches for the removal of engorged blood in plastic surgery, and maggots to clean up by devouring dead tissue in wounds.