Whereas Mr Blair portrayed Britain's military presence in Iraq as a battle against a global evil, Mr Brown has so far portrayed it as an obligation to the Iraqi government and the United Nations.This is a canny change.
Dixon, so far portrayed as completely inept, now has the presence of mind to scratch the man's face to procure some DNA, and to allow himself, as a result, to get seriously beaten.
"This Side of Brightness," his masterpiece so far, portrayed a part-legendary New York in the early 1900s; yet its tunnel-blasting sandhogs, its immigrants, its outcasts are figures of dramatic immediacy.
Slipknot (Adam Beach) We've sadly seen very little of Slipknot so far, as portrayed by Canadian First Nations actor Adam Beach.
The predefection years have so far been portrayed best in "Rudolf Nureyev: Three Years in the Kirov Theater," a loving, little-known collection of reminiscences by friends and colleagues published in 1995 in Russia.
Preference sets as discussed so far have been portrayed as open to rational criticism only insofar as (i) they have been inconsistent, violating some of the rationally justifiable preference axioms, or (ii) they (in combination with beliefs) commit the agent to inferences that make the resulting preference sets inconsistent.
So far, that involves portraying Ms. Warren as a partisan ideologue and himself as a thoughtful independent who abhors the interparty sniping that has paralyzed Capitol Hill.
The satirical website the Onion went so far as to portray Biden as a lecherous, hard-partying hellraiser in the habit of washing his Pontiac Firebird Trans Am on the White House lawn.
But watching the two companies support the industry's latest lobbying campaigns, which have gone so far as to portray the sport utility vehicle as a species endangered by regulatory meddling, has embittered some groups.
And though "General Hospital" went so far as to portray a character going through with an abortion last year, Nancy Lee Grahn, a longtime abortion rights advocate and an actress who plays Alexis on the show, said the writers made sure they wrote in opposing views, including dialogue in which another character called the pregnant woman a "baby killer".
Leo Strauss, and many of his followers, take rights to be paramount, going so far as to portray Locke's position as essentially similar to that of Hobbes.
