Sentence examples for changing portrayals from inspiring English sources

What is interesting is how changing portrayals of Stonehenge have revealed contrasting moments in cultural history.

Yet another traces the changing portrayals of blacks in entertainment, advertising and product promotion over the years.

Affectionately and in great detail, Robinson describes the careers of several Russian filmmakers, as well as Hollywood's changing portrayal of Russians, in all their poorly accented, grossly caricatured glory.

This paper examines the changing nature of health care space through the changing portrayal and meaning of hospitals as represented by and encoded in the built environment.

Geena Davis also gave a brilliant exposition on the work of her Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media (GDIGM), a research-based organization at the forefront of changing female portrayals and gender stereotypes in children's media and entertainment.

Unilever has already begun changing the portrayal of women in its ads.

In celebrating the DVD of "That Girl" starring Marlo Thomas, Claire Dederer makes an interesting and original point about the changing television portrayal of age.

As many people have said it comes down to exposure, education and changing media portrayal.

At the UK launch of her album, she said that her record label did not force her in changing her media portrayal and allowed her to naturally change, saying "it's not like that".

One of the strengths of the film is its accurate and barbed portrayal of changing British social attitudes.

Most contemporary perspectives are either incomplete or incorrect in their portrayal of the changing regulatory landscape.