Sentence examples for falsely portraying from inspiring English sources

Invasion of privacy laws prevent you from intruding on, exposing private facts about, or falsely portraying someone.

Despite agreeing to take part in the documentary, Winehouse's father Mitch has threatened legal action against the filmmakers for, he believes, falsely portraying him as an uncaring father.

The blind of America will fight discrimination wherever we find it, but we achieve nothing by falsely portraying ourselves as victims and engaging in frivolous litigation.

But Mr. Mosabbah betrayed Mr. Abu Maizar, she argued, by falsely portraying him to the authorities as a terrorist in order to collect the reward money himself.

He said Republicans made headway in the last elections by "falsely" portraying themselves as the party could manage national security in these uncertain times.

By falsely portraying Ralph Miliband as an eternal outsider who "hated Britain" and left an "evil legacy", doubt could be cast on whether his son is sufficiently "one of us" to become prime minister.

The critics falsely portray the issue as one of abortion.

Russian media falsely portrayed these lackeys as official, independent election observers.

In his eyes, "the film falsely portrays Johnson as being at odds with King".

Broadcast in 2007, the interviews falsely portrayed her as a drug dealer and smuggler.

They begin with the axiomatic definition of Entropy – still falsely portrayed as the "measure of information" – then dive into involved technical arguments on "typicality" and "asymptotics".