Sentence examples for generally portrayed from inspiring English sources

It is bigger — much bigger — but also somewhat different and more subtle than generally portrayed.

But they generally portrayed the federal debt and health care policies as moral concerns.

While economists generally portrayed the Ifo results as positive, some were more cautious.

The creative realms of the popular and the cutting edge are always closer than generally portrayed.

For two decades it has generally portrayed the chief executive as a venal, justice-obstructing philanderer.

The dogs are generally portrayed as heroic mates, dramatically altering, if not outright saving, the lives of their human companions.

Kertzer announces that the Catholic church is generally portrayed as the courageous opponent of fascism, but this is an exaggeration.

Historians generally portray the Great Wall as a military failure and a waste of resources.

"Much of the literature does generally portray the kids of gays and lesbians as doing just fine," Dr. Nock said.

The Onion's "reports" on the vice president generally portray him in one of two molds: Boozy and brash, or slick and over-sexed.

These masks, which generally portray either a neutral or a very strong emotion, depict stock character types found in traditional Noh scripts: women, deities, old men, mythological beasts, and so forth.