Meanings of portray as in English

Labor's plan was bold, and bold is easy to portray as scary.

He is the most difficult of all the great poets whom one reverences to portray as an attractive person.

Van Loan said the government was open to amendments but he also attacked Dion, who the Conservatives portray as weak.

Additionally, I've tried to portray as accurately as possible the flora and fauna of the area, but I'm no ecologist.

Spain feared Italy, the team that many liked to portray as everything Spain were not: dirty, cynical, boring … successful.

A year after the Brexit referendum vote, Paris is impatient with what French officials portray as British indecision, incompetence and dithering.

Long-term, monogamous, relationships are often portrayed as protective in HIV prevention campaigns.

Attending university was portrayed as an essential step to long-term economic security.

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Jude is portrayed as having been very careful throughout his dealing career.

These interactions are best portrayed as a landscape of TF binding affinities.

They do not wish to be misunderstood or portrayed as eccentric cranks.

Andrew Strauss is respected but also portrayed as a deluded, fogeyish figure.

In the storyline, they are portrayed as being in a committed relationship.

Morel is portrayed as in prayer, his hands clasped, his expression rapt.

For years she was portrayed as a cold-blooded killer who murdered… Audio