Sentence examples for damaging portrayal from inspiring English sources
Officials in Kabul fear the incidents give a damaging portrayal of a hapless mission, lurching from one disaster to another.
We're just like everyone else!" While I empathize with the urge to want to -- finally! -- be "just like everyone else" (at least in terms of being granted equal rights and opportunities, being safe from physical and mental harm based on our sexual and/or gender identities and erasing untrue or damaging portrayals in the media), I have no interest in being exactly like non-queer people.
As for the irreparably damaging and scathing portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg that we all expected; it seemed overwrought.
Jennie Kermode, chair of Trans Media Watch, said she understood the characters were intended to be shallow but said the portrayal was damaging because it played to such a specific stereotype, when there was a lack of alternative representations in Hollywood.
When Murdoch's nephew Scott saw the film, he objected to his uncle's portrayal as damaging to Murdoch's heroic reputation.
As the long chapter on the letter drags on, Swofford's point-by-point refutation of his father's accusations (a "controversy" over a borrowed car, a delay in sending signed copies of "Jarhead" to a relative) devolves into a pettiness that trivializes the portrayal of a profoundly damaging relationship.
These maps provide a rapid portrayal of the extent of potentially damaging shaking following an earthquake and can be used for emergency response, loss estimation, and for public information through the media.
Psychologists from Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge have found that the positive portrayal of gay men on TV "can be damaging".
Immigration lawyers questioned that portrayal.
