Sentence examples for consistent portrayals from inspiring English sources
If scholars and adherents of Vodou are to be believed, consistent portrayals of 'voodoo' practitioners as barbaric, violent and most of all as African-American, not only influences public perception of our religion, but perception of African-Americans.
"I was (as I wrote) summarizing Cullen's consistent portrayal of them in Columbine," he writes in an e-mail.
The accounts, though they differ on certain details, are consistent in their portrayal of the trek as an endurance test against terrain and weather amid political upheaval.
The visual style of "Ran," which keeps the audience at a distance for so long, is consistent with its portrayal of Hidetora as essentially unlikable, both the product and the embodiment of a bloody, repugnant society.
This portrayal is consistent with the style for which the Christie administration is well known.
Such comments were consistent with the negative portrayal of women especially younger women in Black Hundreds literature.
Descriptions of PMR have remained consistent in the literature; most portrayals of depressive symptomatology emphasised disturbances in speech, facial expression, fine motor behaviour, gross locomotor activity, or ideation [ 4– 6].
Consistent with the rosy idealistic portrayal of breastfeeding [ 10], women noticed that stories of mixed feeding seemed more prevalent after the behaviour change and were a revelation to some who realised 'the amount of people who offer a top-up bottle'.
Diversity and inclusion processes also are needed inside networks and studios so that diversity and accurate portrayals become natural and consistent.
In his films for Warner Brothers Popular Frontnt" period between 1937 and 1944, consistent themes were the conditions of working people, the portrayal of gangsters and racketeers, and opposition to fascism.
The portrayals of the rest of the cast are reasonably consistent with what informed readers already knew, with flaws and foibles usefully filled out.
