Sentence examples for having been portrayed from inspiring English sources
Ms. Handel noted in her letter of resignation to Nancy G. Brinker, Komen's chief executive and founder, that she was unhappy over having been portrayed as singlehandedly driving the decision to cut the financing.
Having been portrayed in some quarters as a fire-breathing Marxist and a danger to the security of the United Kingdom, the sixty-six-year-old leftist sounded more like the Archbishop of Canterbury, defending the values of fairness, social justice, and solidarity with the downtrodden, and calling for "a kinder politics, a more caring society".
Dr. Burry is famous for having been portrayed by Christian Bale in The Big Short.
Elizabeth I may be the most famous, having been portrayed by such artists as Bette Davis, Leyla Gencer, Beverly Sills, and Mariella Devia.
I would only worry about what Nora Ephron once said about the travails of having been portrayed in film by Meryl Streep: she simply will play you better than you do, and this could be the cause of deep existential anguish for one's own ego.
Specifically, with regard to microglia it remains a challenge to reconcile understanding of diseased, truly disabled microglia with that of activated microglia, the latter having been portrayed as overly aggressive and therefore pathogenic cells.
