Sentence examples for Objective portrayal from inspiring English sources
"It is a sympathetic, humane and objective portrayal of how people are coping with continuing austerity and cuts in benefits".
Is the film skewed toward one point of view or does it appear to be an objective portrayal of the issues?
"Benefits Street was a sympathetic, humane and objective portrayal of how people are coping with continuing austerity and cuts in benefits," a spokesperson said.
It is a sympathetic, humane and objective portrayal of how people are coping with continuing austerity and cuts in benefits, and accurately reflects the reality of life on a street where the majority of households depend on benefits".
It is a sympathetic, humane and objective portrayal of how people are coping with continuing austerity and cuts in benefits and accurately reflects the reality of life on a street where the majority of households depend on benefits," the Channel 4 spokeswoman said.
The local news crew was kind in its objective portrayal of the event, in comparison with Olhorst's post and its growing, angry comment section.
"Many in the mainstream media will also be eager to see how the Republican hockey mom praises them for their objective portrayals of her — and, indeed, her entire family — all last fall".
Henry Purcell's "Ye Gentle Spirits of the Air, Appear" (published posthumously in 1702) is in da capo structure, with textual repetitions and difficult coloratura, but it is also an objective musical portrayal of the words repeat and trembling.
Note that epoche entails your public portrayal as an objective scholar and instructor.
"I wanted to appeal to the art form's reputation and rich history as a way of enticing people to explore deeper the stigmatization of cannabis which, far too often, paints an unflattering portrayal and obscures the objective truths of its many medical and pharmaceutical benefits".
In response to portrayals of these images as "objective" forms of knowledge about the fetus, it has drawn attention to the social practices through which the meanings of ultrasound are produced.
