Sentence examples for changed the portrayal from inspiring English sources

This weekend marks the return of the hit Netflix series set in a women's prison, which, over three seasons, has not only become the most popular show on the streaming site but also permanently changed the portrayal of female characters on TV.

I felt the need to take action and help change the portrayal of this undervalued and underrepresented community, myself being an actress on wheels!

"I'm not [here] to speak for the people, but to share and change the portrayal of black bodies... It's about time that we bring positive imagery of us in space where we are there, but hardly seen".

While there is plenty left to do to change the portrayal of women in the music industry, I think there are some young women in Puerto Rico exploring punk music and other forms of expressing themselves that have nothing to do with the typical singer/songwriter or sexualized women, especially within the stereotype of Latina artists.

Nothing short of a basketball miracle can change the defining portrayal of him as a savior gone sour, as the beneficiary of a contract the Knicks would love to dispose of sooner (this summer) rather than later (the summer of 2015).

But as the portrayal of human cultures has changed, the Ocean Hall shows how the portrayal of the natural world has as well.

Stewart's virile, masculine portrayal changed the public perception of military aviators.

His interpretation along psychological lines was innovative, and his "dynamic portrayals ... changed the direction of subsequent revivals".

Together with Twain's Tom Sawyer, this book changed the course of juvenile literature in the United States, presenting the first deeply felt portrayal of boyhood.

As such, they represented a step change in the portrayal of sexual activity on British terrestrial television.

Legal Ethics in Popular Culture: Of Characters and Acts – This article by Carrie Menkel-Meadow looks at changes in the portrayal of legal ethics in popular culture over time.