portray造句
61. Without the help of the written word, film and videotape can not portray temporal dimensions with any precision.
62. Many of the godly liked to portray themselves and their families kneeling in prayer on their tombs.
63. Two portray large dramatic faces that do not look particularly human.
64. Thus, one may develop various analytical measures to portray meaningful relationships and extract information from raw financial data.
65. It is difficult to portray feelings in words.
66. He believes the character will portray a different SSH.
67. In this album, two most important works can portray my happiness and they are Flowering Crabapple and Brook and Flower Blossoming.
68. Mr McCain has tried to portray Barack Obama as an unpatriotic socialist.
69. At the end of each episode, Jo and Lizzie tend to come to an understanding and portray the unfaltering love of a mother-daughter relationship.
70. To portray him out of context could make him appear naive and unworldly.
71. Few Chinese films about the massacre portray Japanese soldiers as human beings.
72. To portray a man in the press, one should use language description to represent his spirit and his characters.
73. BYD's price cutting strategy is unlikely to save its sagging sales, will be bad for the brand, and will hurt the company's attempt to portray itself as a high-tech pioneer.
74. What I will say, however, is that any tendencies to portray them as a straight fight between good guys and bad guys do appear to be wide of the mark. Real life is always far more complicated.
75. Police were allegedly trying to portray the West Auckland spraying as an isolated incident.
76. What is more, Nadine Gordimer's courage and talent to portray the character in the novel should be well recognized as much as the individual's self-development.
77. So we't want to portray them a way that wasn't accessible.
78. He is careful to portray the complex, advanced social institutions and artistic traditions of Igbo culture prior to its contact with Europeans.
79. To portray human emotions, they rely on a unique facial animation system developed at PDI/DreamWorks.
80. He could offer full-throated or even material support to the opposition, but this would probably backfire: the regime would then be able to portray its opponents as stooges of the Great Satan.
81. The statues here portray Ramses II as Osiris, god of the afterlife, who helps the dead live for eternity.
82. Most financial information is subject to some risk of being less than a faithful representation of that which it purports to portray.
83. Yesterday's lunch had been Obama's suggestion, but served Bush's purposes too, enabling him to portray himself as above partisan politics: a unifier, just like Obama.
84. Little known Australian actress Mia Wasikowska has landed the lead role of Alice, while Depp will portray the Mad Hatter in pal Burton's take on the Lewis Carroll classic.
85. But a lot of movies portray China in a negative light.
86. They often portray the great bird in beaten silver, which also reminds me of the garuda.
87. Many medieval pictures of the unicorn portray it resting its head, with phallic horn, in the lap of a maiden, an image with not too hidden sexual imagery.
88. To provide input on the robot faces and heads that would portray the bulk of emotion, Director Michael Bay sent Jaeger to the Los Angeles ART department where the robot bodies were created.
89. They desalinate wars, beautify hardships and portray the life of soldiers with a poetic flavor.
90. The pen-and-ink landscape painting can portray images that are with meticulous lines and compact structure as well as freehand brushworks embracing a lyrical charming.
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