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China in past comment has sought to portray the matter as a straightforward criminal case .

Police were allegedly trying to portray the West Auckland spraying as an isolated incident.

You know, that was the hardest part about having to portray you, grinning like an idiot every fifteen minutes.

It is inconceivable that this campaign to portray Mr. Obama as the insidious "other" would have been conducted against a white president.

I spent nineteen years of my life trying to portray myself as the perfect Victorian girl.

He said the PLA had sought to portray itself as transparent and a responsible partner, rebuilding military-to-military links with the US.

Because my mother, we have a chance today to bring the hands of the pen, to portray the love of her mother.

But she took advantage of every opportunity, and continually attempted to portray more complex characters and roles.

Don't sit at a table. Find a stool or lean by the bar. Your body language should be able to portray that you're open for a conversation.

The Seducer's Diary, then, becomes Kierkegaard's attempt to portray himself as a scoundrel and thus make their break easier for her.

The poor beggar looked silly trying to portray the role of Hamlet.

President Vladimir Putin's critics seized the moment with alacrity to portray him as a whimsical megalomaniac.

Strindberg was an infamous misogynist, and he intended to portray Miss Julie as a monster.

But that hope has now been crushed under an increasing tide of grimmer and grimmer statistics that seem to portray an economy in free fall.

The party still sees it as essential to its legitimacy to portray the country as a victim of Western efforts to contain and dismember it.

Work on certain projects or short term assignments giving for you, and the management, opportunity to portray your skill sets.

Not close enough, and the writer may lack the sympathy necessary to any effort to portray a mind, a soul----the quality of life.

The ancient god Cupid and his arrow into a lover's heart may still be used to portray falling in love or being in love.

He did not want a Who's Who of humanity to portray His own magnificence.

And when you meet somebody like that, do you say? . . . What do you take from him in order to portray him on the screen?

You've got to portray it as an extreme experience.

The company now wants it to portray a series of 'smiles' on packaging across the portfolio.

But it would be a mistake to portray this concern solely as U. S. self-interest masquerading as advice.

It would be a distortion to portray the whole region as a zone of permanent conflict.

She went on to portray dozens of characters varying from an ancient woman general to a commoner in a people's commune.

Some are boldly criticizing the red revival, which they argue is an attempt to portray Communist propaganda as indigenous culture.

Advertising tends to portray women in very traditional roles.

Boccaccio wished to portray men and women as they really are rather than as they ought to be.

Some also said scientists say "evolution is the only allowable explanation" to portray scientists as being dogmatic.

The fact that both parties are happy to portray China as the bogeyman of globalisation creates an impression of uniform hostility.

The basic thrust of the existentialist philosophizing is to portray the human struggle to achieve self-definition through choice.

I didn't hear about it on the news or anything, but it was a great incredible honor to portray this woman, who. . .

Artists often gave characters feminine features to portray youth. John was the youngest of the disciples.

The problem is - your website's "look and feel" may not match the brand you're trying to portray to your customers.

You said at the initial press conference that you were worried about the character. How did you want to portray Shin Mina's gumiho?

A turning-point, as China would like to portray it, was a visit to Pyongyang by its special envoy, Tang Jiaxuan, last month.

Through his paintings he had aimed to portray reality but he seemed to succeed only in shocking the establishment of the day.

He is seeking to portray himself both as an advocate of transparency and a resolute chief executive.

It would be wrong to portray China as a tightly buttoned mind-control state.

Media and society frequently tell women we need to portray ourselves as "together" and be able to perform any task thrown our way.

The zoo's mission is to inspire conservation leaderships, so that's something that we try to portray in our dolphin shows as well.

Some of these artists love to portray corpses or dead animals from an artistic perspective.

It's not easy to portray flesh and blood.

Andy Lau has an incredibly expressive face here, which allows him to portray both layers perfectly.

Our aim is to portray Sincere' s as worldwide department stores, as well as a source of culture, history and art.

Even now, Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, is at pains to portray his plans as evolutionary rather than revolutionary.

As much as authorities tried to portray this as a routine case of suspected espionage, it was always more than that.

To portray a person we may give a description of his appearance, including his facial expressions, gestures, carriage and manner.

The idea is to portray war inside of the men. . . . the soldier is dead, but he just doesn't know it, so he just keeps on fighting.

Those who lit the fire, in other words, have the nerve to portray themselves as the firefighters.

Efforts to portray this as a principled stand are not wholly convincing, from a company given to self-dramatisation.

Even his Republican primaryopponent is seeking to portray some of Paul's views as out of step with voters.

They basically could not accept that I tried to portray Japanese soldiers as humans, rather than beasts.

Mr. Lukashenko has sought to portray the protest as part of an attempted coup, fomented by other countries.

At the latter part of the movie, the director has made huge efforts to portray a shocking scene of racial cleansing.

For several years, Beijing's leaders and diplomats have labored hard to portray their homeland as benign , well mannered and neighborly.

But consumers are getting bombarded by deceptive marketing designed to portray a company or products as caring for the environment.

Mr McCain has tried to portray Barack Obama as an unpatriotic socialist.

In those moments, children are the characters they wish to portray.

The state-owned media were quick to portray Cairo's anti-government demonstrators as lawless troublemakers and played down their impact.

The circle seemed to portray the deliberations of the young man.

Interestingly, he often makes an effort to portray himself as a fool in his pieces.

It is a challenge to portray a forsaken woman in a way that evokes genuine sympathy; but Stevens manages.

It is mightily convenient, if you deprive your citizens of political liberties, to portray these as a bourgeois luxury.

This problem, they argued with hilarious hypocrisy, "is allowing our opponents to portray us as dispirited and disunited" .

Her contribution was her ability to portray the mainstream of high school life in Shanghai.

It is equally disingenuous to portray the treaty as a purely administrative exercise to cope with enlargement.

It is still considered improper to portray Christ in a play or film.

The famous painting Qingming Scroll is believed by some to portray daily life in Kaifeng.

To portray him out of context could make him appear naive and unworldly.

television, with daytime commercials still tending to portray women doing household chores.

Our writers and artists should try harder to portray and help foster the new socialist man and achieve greater successes in doing so.

These have tended to portray recent product safety scares as being exaggerated by protectionist politicians in the US.

But the one thing I definitely didn't want to do with this coverage was to continue to portray sharks as something like monsters.

More confusion emerged over efforts to portray nature as the culprit in the accident.

Al-Maliki's effort to portray himself as a new strongman was floundering even before the recent spate of bombings.

We attempted to portray the clinical and pathological features of Chinese LGMD2A cases, expecting to offer some clues for clinical practice.

Animation makes it easier to portray these aspects of your multimedia application.

Eurocrats in Brussels like to portray the rotating presidency as largely redundant now there is a permanent European Council president.

Milo Gao is a contradictory body between culture and humanity which manifested the author's excelent ability to portray characters.

The hectic manner in which the state media seek to portray the situation as normal merely affirms the disarray.

To portray the land of the former empire so dear.

Abstraot: Shi Xiangyun is one of images tries character in "HongLou Meng" to portray.

A lot of times we try to be somebody else because we want to portray a particular image in life.

I have, however, felt bound to portray the shadow which, alike in the west and in the east, falls upon the world.

China will continue to portray itself as a poor country with a less-than-decisive part in world affairs as long as it can.

If you stop trying, the puzzle will never show the masterpiece of art its image was designed to portray.

He then went on to portray 16 different characters in the local comedy 'Anna and Seven. '

Every time he has used force in the past in an effort to portray himself as defender of both law and order.

God also designed male-female relationships to portray something about God's own being.

Contrary to Bush, Obama is difficult to portray as an American infidel.

To portray a new research method for the studying of psychosomatic disease.

They tried to portray time and space in a way that is still beautiful, but can seem baffling.

The video combines photographs, text from letters and drawings to portray the extreme conditions these women had to live in.

But as is so often the case when Hollywood tries to portray the world of business, it gets the concept wrong.

The actor shaved his head off in order to portray a bald man.

Texas likes to portray itself as a model of small government, and indeed it is.

Yet US journalism continues to portray a continent of unending horrors.

The actor shaved his head in order to portray a bald man.

Democratic sympathisers will try to portray such attacks as racist.

The beauty of film is its ability to portray the moments of life both quiet and heated.

To portray "desire" became a personal feature of his novel.

They feed the message that the [film] makers wanted to portray.

The second style, not developed fully until the 20th century, seeks to portray the inner sensibility of man.

Many say we are way too commercialised in the modern era for any gift to portray the true meaning of giving.

To portray a steel industry in desperate economic straits.

Our concept: Let's make great efforts together to portray your shining point refinedly.

She uses Liam's funeral to portray Veronica's hurt and upset frame of mind.

Some bad scene in the film is also a good method to portray typical characters.

(Laughing. ) I do not need to portray anything.

But if you added them all together and then divided by 226 000 000 they would look something like what this chapter has tried to portray.

For this reason, it was essential to portray everything in China before Mao came to power as 'feudal' or in some sense a failed modernity.

It was difficult to work out how to portray Lina's desire for revenge.

There are several lawyers on the staff who are now writers, and we hope to portray things fairly authentically.

Her quest to portray the secret lives of naturists under 30 has taken 18 months.

"If I want to make the movie here, I have to portray all the communists as superheroes, " Jia said.

It is difficult to portray feelings in words.

Before a court appearance, she suggests asking, 'How do you want to portray yourself?

Angelina Jolie is 35 years old now and in the perfect form to portray a young mother who seduces her daughter's new love interest.

Game theory models attempt to portray complex strategic situations in a highly simplified and stylized setting

Paul Allen uses memoir to portray Bill Gates as a bully who sought to deprive him of his share in Microsoft fortune

Second, to portray the special resources and the developmental processes of the rural tourism;

To portray or endow with human characteristics or attributes; make human:

To Portray the Construction of Legal System From Various Angles

To Portray Ourselves Truly with Modern Chinese Words

To portray a role or demonstrate a skill before an audience:

To portray in writing or speech; depict with words

On Taking Note to Portray of Personality under the Market Economy

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