Sentence examples for a false portrait from inspiring English sources

Painting such a false portrait is not.

Do the networks also shape a false portrait of reality?

Highlighting such group identities as religion, nation, class, gender, and race, Cannadine argues that our tendency to create binary narratives of "us versus them" paints a false portrait of history: individuals, reduced to their membership in a single group, are trapped in Manichean battles.

With Senator McCain and the Republicans painting a false portrait of drilling as a method of relief for today's high prices, and with polls showing the G.O.P. gaining traction on this issue, Senator Barack Obama has eased off his previous opposition to new offshore leases.

However, erasing enslaved African Americans from the White House and the presidency presents a false portrait of our country's history.

But the concerns are based on a false portrait of the income plans' success at keeping eligible borrowers fully enrolled.

Like the movie Gorillas in the Mist, roundly denounced as a Hollywood fabrication by Fossey's close friends, this book offers an unflattering, unrealistic, and false portrait of the woman.

Eleven days ago, a federal regulator issued a scathing report that accused the company, and Mr. Howard in particular, of accounting and managerial lapses that presented a false public portrait of its financial well-being and enriched its executives.

The Patriot's false portrait of Redcoat atrocities doubtless did its bit to shape attitudes to the Brits.

But by the time Mr. Ashcroft finished painting his false portrait of Justice White, his Republican colleagues had fallen into line and were distributing a memo that described the nominee as "notorious among law enforcement officers in his home state of Missouri for his decisions favoring murderers, rapists, drug dealers and other heinous criminals".

Instagram, for example, can present false portraits of idealized family life, adding to the pressure to be a "perfect" mother.