Sentence examples for hardly portrayed from inspiring English sources

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"A British film without any ethnic diversity can hardly portray the full richness of modern Britain," he said.

Seen at the third performance, the new opera hardly portrays the place as a bygone utopia and in a cultural clash with the Hebrews — then experiencing a time of subjugation known as the Babylonian Captivity — Babylon comes off as less enlightened in persisting with human sacrifice.

So a British film without any ethnic diversity can hardly portray the full richness of modern Britain; and a British film industry without black, Asian or minority ethnic actors, designers, directors and cinematographers feels like an insulting throwback to a bygone era.

The series hardly portrays him as a bookish recluse, but that alone does not the cad make.

This can hardly be portrayed as a violation of some universal democratic principle.

Yet they can hardly be portrayed either as triumphs or, in the case of the National Front, as a high-water mark.

But he is hardly the "newcomer" portrayed in striking advertisements by the National Republican Congressional Committee that show him as a medicine show pitchman.

The Nelson family, in real life, were hardly the Nelsons they portrayed on television.

He writes that Ruth was "hardly the buffoonish braggart" portrayed in movies and the popular press.

In our conversations, Peres was hardly the airy pacifist portrayed by his enemies.