| official portray | 2.96 | White House officials portrayed the findings as vindication. | ||
| prosecutor portray | 2.63 | Prosecutors have portrayed Papon as a cold-blooded killer. | ||
| film portray | 2.44 | The film portrays couples wrestling with lust and love. | ||
| medium portray | 2.17 | Think about what the media portrays. | ||
| actor portray | 1.58 | Four actors portray every one of these characters. | ||
| movie portray | 1.51 | The movie portrays God as good and wise, Satan as evil. | ||
| report portray | 1.51 | A leaked CIA report portrayed him as mentally unstable. | ||
| government portray | 1.38 | The U.S. government portrays its system as a resource freely available to the world. | ||
| book portray | 1.25 | The book portrays spirit and bravery. | ||
| lawyer portray | 1.18 | His lawyers portrayed the two women as liars. | ||
| ad portray | 0.86 | Each TV ad portrays an officer speaking casually about his field work. | ||
| critic portray | 0.86 | The critics falsely portray the issue as one of abortion. | ||
| defense portray | 0.86 | The defense has portrayed Pattinson as the aggressor. | ||
| opponent portray | 0.86 | His opponents portray the dispute in other ways. | ||
| democrat portray | 0.72 | Democrats portrayed the law as a necessary evil. | ||
| artist portray | 0.66 | Romantic artists portrayed nature as wild and powerful. | ||
| document portray | 0.66 | The documents portray other senior officials in a different light. | ||
| newspaper portray | 0.66 | Two of the voters dropped out in May, unhappy with how the newspaper portrayed them. | ||
| article portray | 0.53 | Articles portray them as diligent reporters. | ||
| campaign portray | 0.53 | A new campaign portrays it as way cool. |