Sentence examples for Portrayed that from inspiring English sources

Democrats have portrayed that ruling as "conservative judicial activism".

But administration allies have portrayed that information as an open secret.

A Vietnamese artist portrayed that moment in a large mosaic etched with rubies, sapphires, and quartz, which a Vietnamese gem and jewelry company presented to Mrs. Clinton.

(North Korea portrayed that effort as a success, but Western military and private experts said a review of detailed tracking data showed the missile fell into the sea).

When Ms. Shaw took on the role at the National Theater in London in 1995, she portrayed that king as an androgynous figure, both comic and ethereal.

The opposition on the panel portrayed that attitude as disingenuous, saying that Universal's real aim was to wrest as much control over the marketplace as possible.

Opponents of the deal portrayed that attitude as disingenuous, saying Universal's real aim was to wrest as much control over the marketplace as possible.

And where the prosecution had stressed the enormous volume of documents Private Manning leaked — some 700,000 — Mr. Coombs portrayed that number as small relative to the many millions he had access to on his classified computer system.

Many news accounts and market commentaries portrayed that clean, round string of digits as a milestone that signified the stock market had come a long way since the darkest days of the financial crisis.

But in testimony last month before the commission looking into the Sept. 11 attacks, George J. Tenet, the current director of central intelligence, portrayed that reliance as double-edged.

One states that the character is "not a homosexual (unless Marvel has portrayed that alter ego as a homosexual)." Marvel and Sony declined to comment.