Sentence examples for this book portrays from inspiring English sources

The way this book portrays Nixon winning is because he tied the democrats into black voting rights in the South.

Originally published anonymously in Atlantic Monthly in 1861, this book portrays the lives of workers in factories and mills in the mid-19th century.

We are told that the book portrays Brown as "seriously unhinged".

They feel the book portrays Bangladeshis in Brick Lane as backward, uneducated and unsophisticated.

A re-examination is always possible, the author seems to say: all one needs is the trigger.Most telling is the view of women that the book portrays.

The first third of the book portrays the emotionally convoluted father through the eyes of his never-quite-comprehending son.

I also think that the book portrays quite well today's world, and the issue of racism.

The image campaign waged by Solntsev in the book portrays Russian rule as sanctioned by the Orthodox Christian faith from the Middle Ages onward.

This novel takes stock of Atatürk's reforms nearly a century after their passage — and, in a moment when Turkey is drifting away from his secular ideals, the book portrays a country's increasingly ambivalent relationship to its political father.

It said the book portrays Eisman as a "heroic" figure who foresaw the collapse of the market and made a fortune betting against it.

Aric's flaws tend towards the genocidal, but the book portrays these crimes as on a par with character flaws common to other romance leading men, like commitment-phobia or arrogance.