Sentence examples for has regularly portrayed from inspiring English sources

Suspicions are rampant in the 15-nation European Union over Mr. Blair's closeness to Washington and even at home the British press has regularly portrayed him as "Bush's poodle".

From Howard Dean's 2003 lament about Southerners voting on "race, guns, God and gays" to Thomas Frank's musings on what's supposedly the matter with Kansas, the Republican focus on social issues has been regularly portrayed as a bait-and-switch, designed to bamboozle Americans into voting against their economic interests.

She said she has regularly encountered prejudice.

Sony has regularly opted for stability.

The actor has regularly visited his grandparents.

Mr. Gore's aides have regularly tried to portray Mr. Bush, a former oil company executive, and his running mate, Dick Cheney, who recently ran a company that services the oil industry, as captive of oil interests.

The call to "come out" has been answered and LGBT people are regularly portrayed in the media, given positions of authority, and accepted by their families and friends without prejudice for who they are.

Rachel is regularly portrayed by Lea Michele, and as a child has been played by Lauren Boles.

Britain's Conservative Party has had its troubles convincing voters that it minds about the plight of the poor: its previous leader was regularly portrayed in cartoons as a vampire.

Adding insult to injury, Israeli leaders have regularly engaged in acrimonious public narratives portraying the Palestinians as evil, untrustworthy, and bent on Israel's destruction.

Yet Rosa Parks was regularly portrayed as a quiet seamstress.