Sentence examples for increasingly pictured from inspiring English sources

Polish politics, ways, and manners, as well as declining education and rampant religious bigotry, were increasingly pictured as exotically anachronistic.

Old stereotypes die hard, but the facts paint an increasingly different picture.

On the trail, they are painting an increasingly gloomy picture of the nation they want to lead.

Imitating Otar's handwriting, Ada writes letters that paint an increasingly rosy picture of his life in Paris.

Presenting a remarkably inclusive and increasingly sombre picture of contemporary society, they were inevitably often seen at the time as fictionalized propaganda about ephemeral issues.

"The German position is based on an increasingly clearer picture of the facts and on the progress achieved by Cypriot authorities in analyzing terrorist activities," the statement said.

Ben Thompson, managing director of Legal & General Mortgage Club, said the figures were painting "an increasingly optimistic picture", but that pace of growth in the housing market was split across the UK.

Of course, many museums increasingly post pictures of their holdings on the Web, providing an invaluable index of what is behind closed doors.

The floods return, bringing with them the increasingly familiar pictures of distress: the debris of scoured-out houses, and the empty phrases of a hollow politician.

A strong rise in output, new orders and employment all painted an increasingly rosy picture of the sector, which accounts for about 10% of the UK economy.

"All of these pieces are painting an increasingly dark picture," said Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Economy.com, a research company.