We've portrayed many fun features for users within this game.

As a photographer for National Geographic, I've portrayed it for many.

In particular, variance is portrayed in a really negative way. Like the intelligence example.

The intelligent designer's always portrayed as this super intelligent, moral being that comes down to design life.

As Barbara depicted in one of her amazing movies, Yentl, she portrayed a young woman who wanted an education.

Here's Sisyphus as portrayed by Titian, condemned by the gods to push a huge boulder up to the top of the hill.

And yet you will see in religious art, saints or the Virgin Mary will often be portrayed not always in glamorous forms.

And she pointed to the image on the right as an example, to me, of the kind of dignity that needed to be portrayed to work against those images in the media.

But the S.H.I.E.L.D. Hellicarrier is like a big thing in the comics and I've never seen it portrayed in one of the films before. Ok. And it's pretty visually impressive I gotta say.

The saving of a defenseless woman was often portrayed as the raison d'être or reason for existence in romance tales and poems of the era, involving a knight errant, the wandering knight adventuring to prove his chivalry, prowess and virtue.

The belief that women are somehow a naturally weaker gender is a deeply ingrained, socially constructed myth, which is of course completely false but the notion is reinforced and perpetuated when women are continuously portrayed as frail, fragile and vulnerable creatures.

If in the Islamic Revolution, the images of the woman portrayed were submissive and didn't have a voice, now we saw a new idea of feminism in the streets of Tehran women who were educated, forward thinking, non traditional, sexually open, fearless and seriously feminist.