Sentence examples for which portrays him from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for him, one is emerging, which portrays him as a master political strategist who has lured the Republicans into a trap.

A Scot, Angus McMillan gets a great rap from establishment Australian history, which portrays him as an adventurer, generous to the blackfella and an all 'round bonny bloke.

(Supporters of Perry and Gingrich produced and distributed the "independent" documentary "When Mitt Romney Came to Town," which portrays him lurking in the shadows as a sort of Ted Bundy-like serial killer of the job market).

His image as a woolly consensus-seeker has been fixed in the public mind by "Les guignols de l'info", a satirical television show, which portrays him as a gormless ditherer.

But Mr. Kim has not abandoned his father's use of hagiography in the state news media, which portrays him as all-powerful, with even the party's second-ranking official, Vice Marshal Hwang Pyong-so, fawning over him in recent photos.

Now, as a kind of guru-entrepreneur, he calls himself a Metacostal, preaching "expanded consciousness, radically inclusive love, and Self-Actualization". There's a movie about him on Netflix, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, which portrays him as a hero battling a blinkered, punitive church.

His efforts made him enemies in the unions, which portrayed him as a headstrong leader with little interest in collaboration.

Mr. Sherrard read excerpts from the former trader's UBS evaluations, which portrayed him as hard-working, humble team player.

The popular image of him was from the satirical TV show Spitting Image, which portrayed him as totally grey.

The criticism poured in from his Republican rivals, who have pushed him to release his tax returns, and from the White House, which portrayed him as out of touch.

A further blow to his reputation came with Tom Wolfe's book "The Right Stuff", published in 1979, which portrayed him as a grunting, skirt-chasing boozehound.