Sentence examples for flattering portrayal from inspiring English sources
The phrase "flattering portrayal" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a representation of someone or something that is complimentary or enhances their positive qualities. Example: "The film offers a flattering portrayal of the main character, highlighting her strengths and achievements."
It is not a flattering portrayal.
The lack of one invites opponents to craft a less flattering portrayal.
The animated Springfield is not always a flattering portrayal of American values.
Kutcher said his take on Jobs "isn't always a flattering portrayal".
Tunisia's government doesn't exactly get a flattering portrayal in the leaked State Department cables.
The film is not a flattering portrayal of Mitch Winehouse, or of his relationship with his daughter.
This means that, as a practical matter, video game manufacturers may simply elect to move away from accurate and flattering portrayals of N.C.A.A. athletes to over-the-top and insulting caricatures.
The gossipy history in this story, and in the recounting of the creation of "A Chorus Line," which includes entertaining, not entirely flattering portrayals of Michael Bennett (by David Hibbard and Marvin Hamlischh (by Ray Wills), is among the enlivening pleasures of the show.
One result has been abundant and invariably flattering portrayals of President Vladimir V. Putin that more and more are drawing unfavorable comparisons to Soviet broadcasts and prompting warnings that the state's control over the airwaves has become one of the most significant obstacles to a democratic society.
In 2010, Goldman — still reeling from Congressional hearings, a government lawsuit and a less-than-flattering portrayal as a "vampire squid" in a Rolling Stone article — rolled out a series of national advertisements aimed at improving its public standing.
Unlike Andrew O'Hagan's lengthy, less-than-flattering portrayal of Assange last year in London Review of Books, Risk is a relatively kind portrait of the work WikiLeaks has done and the personalities at its center.
