Sentence examples for normally portrayed from inspiring English sources

Research shows that trans people are rarely depicted, and that when they are they are normally portrayed negatively.

We have no good tail material at all for the famous Spinosaurus, for example, and while there's a good few images out there for this animal, there's no real reason it could not have a tail half or double the length of how it's normally portrayed (as shown at the top).

Aesthetic value in Islamic art and architecture is normally portrayed by the highest degree of motifs and ornamentation.

"For thousands of years, the Devil has been associated with the left hand in various ways and is normally portrayed as being left-handed in pictures and other images," according to AnythingLeftHanded.co.uk.

For the scene in which the hoods of the Headless Monks are pulled back, a shoulderpiece was created for actors who were shorter than the ones who normally portrayed the monks.

She likened Tony to a "man Teddy Bear" in the episode; in the Tony-Ziva dynamic, he is normally portrayed as being the more juvenile of the two while Ziva is more mature and worldly.

History normally portrays them as exiled patriots engaged in a gallant struggle.

Wonderfully energetic and persuasive central performances keep it engaging, for the most part, along with a light comic touch and a brutal central honesty about relationships and the way films normally portray them.

The genetic script of any microorganism normally portrays a complex interplay between its taxonomic legacy and ecological prerequisites.

Click here or on "View Images" for the view from the yellow brick carpet The 42-year-old star of The Constant Gardener, The Bourne Legacy and The Mummy admitted she threw herself into the role of wicked witch Evanora because it was so different to the people she normally portrays.

OD: First and foremost, I'd like to mention that Tehran's art scene is a lot different from what might normally be portrayed in the mass media.