Sentence examples for actually portrayed from inspiring English sources

"There are reasons for conservatives not to like or even to refuse to watch 'Girls,"' Peter Lawler, a political philosopher in the conservative Catholic tradition, wrote recently, adding: "But we have to admit that things that are really revolting from a moral or relational point of view are actually portrayed quite negatively".

OMM has released statement on their website claiming that "The New Normal" actually portrayed them in a positive light.

Even worse, of the four performances mentioned above, only one actor, Rodriguez, actually portrayed an explicitly Latino character. .

Vernallis believed that since invisibility is a central theme in the homosexual community, this actually portrayed oppression and also the desire to watch but never be seen.

The fact that some students think it is legal in California, or anywhere else, for that matter, to have sex with someone who is unconscious (which is what the video actually portrayed), is deeply disturbing, and demonstrates the need for the course in the first place.

The actors will actually portray their own mothers and fathers onstage.

Otherwise, how would the viewer know that it did not actually portray his double, or his stand-in?

Yet what they actually portray has been described by a UN Human Rights Council report as "a war crime" – the recruitment and military use of children under the age of 15.

Peter Hepworth, Wolverhampton Sorry, but none other than Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns, in his poem Tam o' Shanter, actually portrays the devil playing the bagpipes.

A lawyer for Ms. Lohan wrote in an earlier filing that the babies "were actually portraying" Ms. Lohan "and her grown-up friends," but a lawyer for E-Trade responded, "No reasonable person would connect" the actress with the commercial.

Ironically, the teens' finstagrams actually portray a truer version of their lives.