Sentence examples for cannot portray from inspiring English sources

The best journalist cannot portray the reality of what is happening.

And Democrats believe he is vulnerable, especially since he cannot portray his opponent as a liberal.

"You cannot portray a picture of defence cuts when defence expenditure has been rising," the prime minister said.

For the left-wing, by contrast, the very essence of literature was the nature of class, because "without using human beings, literature cannot portray the nature of the world.

This time, the framework for reforms was announced by the standing committee for Beijing's National People's Congress, meaning Beijing is explicitly tied to it and cannot portray a shift as a decision by the Hong Kong government.

"I cannot portray anything other than enthusiasm, I cannot because we will just capitulate.

CETIN ALTAN, a celebrated Turkish writer, once told a friend that Turkish films "cannot dare portray an imam as a crook or a general as a faggot".

Because these students cannot fully portray their family's finances, the amount of aid they receive may not fairly reflect their needs.

"I have a deep suspicion of photography, to the point where I do sometimes think it cannot accurately portray anything, really," Hugo told the Guardian some years ago.

While statistics, such as those cited in "Computer Science Not Drawing Women" (July 27), are useful for describing the expected drop in the percentage of women majoring in computer science, they cannot accurately portray the experience of being a woman majoring in computer science.

Since integer order differential conditions cannot decisively portray the exploratory and field estimation information, alternative tactic fractional order differential equation models are presently being widely applied [9, 10].