| portray woman | 3.55 | Many fairy tales portray women as victims. | ||
| portray character | 2.63 | I want to portray characters that grow. | ||
| portray people | 1.84 | And we were portraying people who were going crazy. | ||
| portray man | 1.71 | Another portrays a man pulling a rickshaw. | ||
| portray life | 1.65 | Prime-time dramas portray their lives. | ||
| portray president | 1.58 | What will change is how the president is portrayed. | ||
| portray opponent | 0.99 | Chabot portrays his opponent as a tax-and-spend liberal. | ||
| portray case | 0.86 | Boston University has portrayed the case as a battle over academic freedom. | ||
| portray decision | 0.86 | Saddam tried to portray his decision as a victory for Iraq. | ||
| portray black | 0.79 | That means it can come closer to portraying true black. | ||
| portray scene | 0.79 | A love scene can be portrayed by wrapping a scarf around a hat. | ||
| portray war | 0.79 | They invariably portrayed the war as a heroic victory for the entire nation. | ||
| portray client | 0.72 | He portrayed his client as a victim. | ||
| portray government | 0.72 | More startling is the turnaround in how government in general is portrayed. | ||
| portray mother | 0.72 | Jewish mothers are portrayed as uber-kvetchers. | ||
| portray child | 0.66 | Hosking also tends to portray the children beatifically. | ||
| portray company | 0.66 | The quarterly results scarcely portray a company that is surging ahead. | ||
| portray conflict | 0.66 | How is this conflict portrayed? | ||
| portray country | 0.66 | It portrays the country as a bastion of free speech and tolerance. | ||
| portray deal | 0.66 | Critics have portrayed the deal as thinly-disguised bribes. |