Sentence examples for is regularly portrayed from inspiring English sources

It is regularly portrayed now as run down, terminally gone to seed, probably irrelevant to modern demands.

Now living and studying in Birmingham, back in Pakistan she is regularly portrayed as an insidious Western influence promoting an ideology that is against her country and religion.

The film and TV business is regularly portrayed as a dream come true.

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

Nevertheless, the government continues its smears; the leader of the campesino union, Cesar Jerez, is regularly portrayed in the Colombian press as some kind of Latino bin Laden.

For example, if handwashing is regularly portrayed in mass media, in TV ads or on entertainment shows, for example the impression or normality is created.

Yet Rosa Parks was regularly portrayed as a quiet seamstress.

George Bush, and indeed black people in his cabinet such as Condoleezza Rice, were regularly portrayed as the Joker, devils and other unkind caricatures.

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.

In the face of "overwhelming" scientific evidence, they complained, A.D.H.D. was regularly portrayed in the media as "myth, fraud or benign condition" — an artifact of too-strict teachers, perhaps, or too much television.

So I must choose between the white adoptive parents that have been regularly portrayed (by others) as selfless saviors, and the Korean immigrant family that, by default, has been relegated to illegitimacy, selfishness, otherness.