portrayal

Preposition: of

• violence: Their stance on the portrayal of violence is pretty weak, however.
• character: The portrayal of the characters is almost entirely one-dimensional.
• woman: Many people criticized Quentin Tarantino for his vicious portrayal of women in the movie Kill Bill Vol.
• gender: There is only a schedule for the portrayal of gender.
• emotion: Her portrayal of strong emotions is very accurate and very intense.
• evil: David Mitchell doesn't hold back in his portrayal of human evil, which becomes the norm rather than the exception in his work.

Possessives

Converse of object

• examine: The NEO Movie is an interactive that examines the portrayal of NEO hazards in popular motion pictures.
• move: Darling's novel is a moving portrayal of a family struggling to co-exist.

Adjective modifier

• stereotypical: Plenty of other reviewers have commented on the offensiveness of Deaver's stereotypical portrayal of the blacks in Harlem.
• sympathetic: The acclaim which greeted the Sportsman's Sketches was largely due to its sympathetic portrayal of the Russian peasant.
• vivid: Wright's vivid portrayal of growing up makes compelling reading.
• fictional: But ( 1 ) Why are the viewers more interested in laughing at a fictional portrayal than learning more about the facts?
• realistic: In a strikingly realistic portrayal, the Nazi leader is seen with his hands clasped at his waist looking up.
• convincing: A deft and convincing portrayal of alcoholism, with a delicious last line.

Noun used with modifier

• on-screen: An intimate on-screen portrayal of Hirohito as never seen before, this is a timeless piece of cinema from Russia's greatest living director.
• medium: Don't be fooled by the media portrayal of the strength of France.
• gender: Despite some well-publicised cases involving sexually provocative billboards, we find that gender portrayal in advertising is not of major concern to many Australians.
• character: Her strong character portrayals completely changed the course of women in the movies.
• screen: Practitioners within the penal system, have perhaps a tendency to disparage screen portrayals of prison for their lack of realism.