Sentence examples similar to foster portrays from inspiring English sources
Though they avoided saying the word "abortion" in the episode, the way "The Fosters" portrayed the experience was honest on an emotional level.
In the 2007 hospital guide for England, 12 Dr Foster Intelligence portrayed standardised mortality ratios for hospitals as "an effective way to measure and compare clinical performance, safety and quality".
Since the embarrassment at St. Christopher's, several people involved in the movement to create and finance minority foster care agencies have portrayed Mr. Medina as an opportunist who capitalized on a popular philosophy but never established reliable roots in the neighborhoods he sought to serve.
Nolan felt Caine would effectively portray the foster father element of the character.
There aren't that many films that portray a foster kid in a positive light.
Mr Rajapaksa, who fosters myths that portray him as the reincarnation of a great king from Sri Lanka's south, seems to have expected re-anointing.
The cast was rounded out with Jenette Goldstein and Xander Berkeley, who portray John's foster parents, Janelle and Todd Voight.
The reality is that there is no takeover, but that there is a danger of intolerance that threatens the very fabric of British and European society We are not witnessing a clash of civilisations, but a clash of cultures fostered by those who portray Islam as a monolith and see religious and cultural diversity solely as a threat rather than as a potential source of strength and enrichment.
In Congress, Mr. Talent was a staunch conservative on welfare and other issues, but he tried to foster a more moderate image this year, and he portrayed Mrs. Carnahan as a knee-jerk liberal.
She portrays a society riddled with mistrust and corruption, which has fostered an elite around Mr Putin that has hugely enriched itself.
