Sentence examples for correctly portrayed from inspiring English sources
He goes on to dispute some of Mr. Jenkins' facts, but says he was correctly portrayed as a "jihadi against naked shorting".
"What the evidence at trial has correctly portrayed, is that it's really a loose amalgam of people with a shared ideology, but a very limited direction".
We also learn the important role of Milton Eisenhower, who was instrumental in making sure that his brother's thoughts would be correctly portrayed".
He correctly portrayed whole swaths of the country as places defined by "dead town centres, job deserts, stagnant wages, and the constant feeling that the basic things we rely on – our jobs, our savings, our homes – are not safe".
Ownership Is Good for Co-op Workers, but Union Complicates Mix" (news article, Feb. 14): While your article correctly portrayed a positive picture of the working conditions at Cooperative Home Care Associates, it is not the norm in the industry.
The film and television productions — including a 1993 episode of "America's Most Wanted" and a 2011 National Geographic documentary, "Vanished from Alcatraz" — correctly portrayed Mr. Morris as the escape's mastermind and a criminal of superior intelligence.
ACCURACY The ad correctly portrays Mr. Cuomo's position, but calling Mr. Abdul Rauf a "terrorist sympathizer" is misleading.
You correctly portray the Guatemalan government as losing the battle to protect the rain forests of the Pet?region's national parks.
A headline-grabbing quote in which he said that only Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are superior to him does not, according to Holloway, correctly portray Zaha's character.
But Smith redeems himself by correctly portraying him as perhaps the most significant American musician in modern history in terms of style, messaging, rhythm and originality.
Kepler wrote a remarkable work of science fiction, Somnium ("The Dream"), that describes the life of imagined inhabitants of the Moon and correctly portrays such facts as the high temperature of the Moon's sunlit side.
