Sentence examples for wall portrayal from inspiring English sources

There are no scenes deleted or characters excised, and each features a wonderfully off the wall portrayal of Charles Darwin as voiced by David Tennant (either the last but one Dr Who or perhaps the finest Hamlet of a generation depending on where you're coming from).

Author Patrick Croskery described Animals as a unique blend of the "powerful sounds and suggestive themes" of Dark Side with The Wall portrayal of artistic alienation.

The S.E.C.'s case hinged on its grim portrayal of Wall Street.

A recent DealBook article examined Wall Street's fictional portrayal in three new financial thrillers: David T. Lender's "Bull Street," H.T. Narea's "The Fund" and Norb Vonnegut's "The Gods of Greenwich".

That "Margin Call" is one of the most restrained and realistic portrayals of Wall Street is also what makes it the most startling .Margin Call" is in select cinemas in America; it will open in Britain in January.

"It's only natural that we want to try to bring this show to Broadway now, when its message is so timely," Mr. Schumacher said of "Newsies," which echoes the Occupy Wall Street movement in its portrayal of newsboys on strike against a newspaper magnate, based on events in 1899.

"The Wolf of Wall Street," Martin Scorsese's new portrayal of the notorious fraudster Jordan Belfort and his downfall, seems to capture the industry's wilder days, but not without Hollywood's own embellishment, Valdes said.

It's not altogether surprising that the film inspired a generation of filmgoers to seek their fortunes on Wall Street, enamored by the romantic portrayal of being a piece of shit.

It's not altogether surprising that the film inspired a generation of filmgoers to seek their fortunes on Wall Street, enamoured of the romantic portrayal of being a piece of shit.

In one portrayal, he is the greedy Wall Street type: witness the Democrats' display in Iowa last weekend of a worker who was laid off from a company that had been restructured by Bain Capital on Mr. Romney's watch.

It was a sharply worded email Vietor sent to Peggy Noonan, a columnist for the Wall Street Journal, objecting to Noonan's portrayal of an adversarial relationship between Obama and Clinton.