Sentence examples for which portrayed a from inspiring English sources

Charges flew that the film -- which portrayed a lewd trucker, a petulant husband and a rapist -- was anti-men.

In 2003, he was part of a Syrian-Polish team that uncovered a third-century mosaic which portrayed a struggle between a human and a winged animal.

The popularity of the series truly soared in 2009 with the launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which portrayed a very different kind of war.

Back in 1968 Time magazine devoted a long cover story to the publication of the novel "Couples," by John Updike, which portrayed a pampered town of practiced adulterers.

Because Bilal finds a reluctant, and unlikely, champion in Simon Vincent Lindonn), a middle-aged swimming instructor at a public pool in Calais, the movie has a lot in common with "The Visitor," which portrayed a similar relationship.

We stopped in front of a silk scroll from 1437, which portrayed a number of Chinese noblemen in an apricot orchard, engaged in leisure pursuits such as painting and chess playing.

Her second play, The Lion in Love, which portrayed an impoverished family and a difficult marriage, did not enjoy the same critical success when it opened in 1960.

Mr. Lucas and Mr. Spielberg are both sensitive to the charges of racism that swirled around "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," which portrayed an Indian cult that performed human sacrifices.

In Ohio, where Trump leads by 45%to42%2%, cast members from the 1990s TV show The West Wing, which portrayed an imaginary Democratic administration, hit the stump for Clinton.

Hepburn won an Academy Award for Dinner, which portrayed an interracial marriage in 1967 when the Supreme Court outlawed "anti-miscegenation" laws.

On August 4, The Australian published a widely-criticised drawing by cartoonist Bill Leak, which portrayed an Aboriginal father, holding a can of beer, who couldn't remember his son's name.