Sentence examples similar to granting that it portrays from inspiring English sources
Which isn't just offensive because it implies that confident women must be hookers (although granted, that is offensive), but also because it portrays British people as being sexually repressed weirdos.
The Wall Street Journal said that it portrays the "Japanese as monochrome monsters".
This is not to say that it portrays men as monsters.
If you do make it on your own, make sure that it portrays you.
But it's never portrayed like that — it's portrayed as hard-hats or as men arguing with each other over formula," she said.
Bradshaw portrays all of this matter-of-factly: he takes it for granted that we can furnish the drama — that we can project onto his characters what we've learned from "Roots" or the master-slave scenes in cheesy historical dramas.
Bradshaw portrays all of this matter-of-factly: he takes it for granted that we can furnish the drama that we can project onto his characters what we've learned from "Roots" or the master-slave scenes in cheesy historical dramas.
Portrayed like that, it may be more palatable.
But Spithill maintains that Team New Zealand is not as pure New Zealand as it portrays itself.
Therefore, one cannot be sure that it accurately portrays atmospheric dynamics.
