Sentence examples for truly portrayed from inspiring English sources

"He truly portrayed the right stuff," Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator, said in a statement on Monday, recalling the Tom Wolfe book that recounted the history of the Mercury program.

"It truly portrays the social ecology: the image of officials is glorious, the people are small and humble!

In "Lulu" the doctrine of ugliness -- that only violence and angst truly portray the times -- has been transgressed.

Once inside, 2 young women stood up&protested that the film did not truly portray the plight of black S. Africans.

This Comfort Suites property in Williamsburg, VA makes no claims that it has a BIG on-site gym -- but the photo on the hotel's website does not truly portray just how tiny and cramped it is.

Alluring as this image may be, what it truly portrays is the economic, physical and health burden that women and girls must endure everyday of their lives to provide water for their families - this is the forgotten glass ceiling.

Ms. Sycholt expressed delight that others had recognized her efforts to truly portray the harsh conditions facing many South African children.

Hagman "truly loved portraying this globally recognised character and he leaves a legacy of entertainment, generosity and grace".

There, the inhabitants include the far from terminal but truly rotten King Berger, portrayed by Gordon Joseph Weiss like a Richard III imagined by Mel Brooks.

The narrator of the novel, Corlis, the obvious stand-in for yours truly, is also portrayed as deeply flawed: as a child, a chronic sneak; in adulthood, still duplicitous and disloyal.

But I enjoyed it particularly how the apparition's abilities to manipulate objects in truly metaphysical ways was portrayed.