Sentence examples for strongly portrayed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jamison has described the dance's threatening second male character, strongly portrayed here by Glenn A. Sims, as an alter ego.

The bad luck is that the company has taken on the ill-conceived production originally staged in 2014 by Northern Ireland Opera; the good fortune is that the crass and sometimes gruesome updating is counterbalanced by considerable musical virtues, with the characters of Macbeth and his Lady, together with the chorus of witches whom Verdi regarded as the third protagonist, all strongly portrayed.

This theme was also strongly portrayed in relation to tablet medication; some subjects were wary of taking tablets and preferred to avoid them.

In this community we found the ideology of male superiority to be strongly portrayed in the chagulaga mayu practice, leading to an increase in sexual violence [ 10].

Two beautifully precise etchings by John Taylor Arms from the early 1930's (prints are among the best things in the show) strongly portray the towers of San Gimignano and an ancient Venetian footbridge.

December 27, 1882 London, England September 25 , 1966Aspen, Colorado Mina Loy, original name Mina Lowy (born Dec. 27, 1882, London, Eng. died Sept. 25, 1966, Aspen, Colo., U.S ., modernist poet whose strongly feminist work portrayed unflinchingly the intimate aspects of female sexuality and emotional life.

Any high-risk error such as speeding and drink driving should be strongly discouraged, be portrayed as socially unacceptable, and the system should allow for rehabilitation.

As a grandmother who has read the Guardian for 50 years, I strongly object to being portrayed in your paper as some sort of spitting extremist.

Then there is Diana, incisively portrayed and strongly sung by Gabrielle Ruiz, who first tells of her struggle with an unsympathetic acting coach in "Nothing" and later croons plaintively about "What I Did for Love".

Howe rejected the approach in a note on 29 September not because he objected to their proposals to dismantle the welfare state but because he feared its "ill-researched proposals, which will be portrayed as strongly resembling our own, might prove an embarrassment".

Indeed, so strongly did he portray this character that he seemed almost like a distant cousin of Abraham Lincoln.