So his devotion to truthfully portraying his creations to illuminating the soul of each member of that enormous cast was a matter of moral necessity.
So his devotion to truthfully portraying his creations — to illuminating the soul of each member of that enormous cast — was a matter of moral necessity.
WHEN people congratulate Kenneth Lonergan for truthfully portraying the ravages of Alzheimer's disease in his new Off Broadway play, "The Waverly Gallery," he credits Eileen Heckart and Maureen Anderman with much of his success.
In such situations, people use curse words to truthfully portray how they feel.
In such situations, people use curse words to truthfully portray how they feel. .
If Hollywood can trust a male to truthfully portray women in film, why can't women themselves be trusted to do the same?
It is the realism of a specific time and place (east Glasgow in the 1930s) portrayed so truthfully that its insights reach out across dialect, period and economic climate.
It is telling, perhaps, that Millais portrayed her more truthfully than Rossetti: their relationship had, always, an ethereal quality.
The general harms of physicians not truthfully disclosing a terminal diagnosis are vividly portrayed in literary masterpieces such as Tolstoy's The death of Ivan Ilyich and carefully argued in contemporary bioethical classics (e.g., Katz, 2002).
In response to John's assertion that "Jarhead" portrayed him as a "real bastard," Anthony writes: "Truthfully the man was a real bastard.
Rather than thinking "this is what I should write about; this is the way we should be positively portrayed," find your interest, find your passion as honestly and truthfully as possible.
