Sentence examples for document portrays from inspiring English sources

The document portrays Mr. Sterling's concerns as inaccurate, saying they were "based solely upon his mischaracterization of a single remark by a participant" in the operation.

Despite a bland title—"Facing the Challenges of a Distribution System in Transition"—the Edison document portrays solar systems as a serious, long-term threat to the survival of traditional electricity providers.

The document portrays a plot carried out with such professionalism and precision that the hijackers "operated without suspicion, triggering nothing that alerted law enforcement," Mueller said.

After all, the Constitution is rooted and understood in terms of its history; without that, it is merely an isolated document, portraying a moment in 1787.

The language used both by interviewees and WHO's public documents portrays the sense of a constrained organization which is forced to discuss health as though it is a series of discrete issues which can be dealt with independently, even though the organization's leadership is aware that the reality is far more nuanced.

But some of the foreign captures were more collaborative than the documents portray.

But Julius misleads when he claims that the geniza documents portray Arab-Jewish relations as "not especially good".

Soviet documents portray Mr. Castro as having been angered by the Soviet suggestion of inspections as infringing on Cuba's sovereignty.

In contrast to reports that she was indecisive and overwhelmed, the new documents portray her as assertive, if somewhat beleaguered.

The sociologist, Stjepan Mestrovic, said the documents portrayed a "dysfunctional" brigade and command structure that "created an environment that led to these crimes".

An Ohio State University report and other documents portrayed a troubled assistant coach accused of domestic violence and protected by a powerful coach.