Sentence examples for objectively portray from inspiring English sources
"There were a few things we needed to do to accurately and objectively portray these products," he told Wallpaper magazine.
Which is to say, he created films that objectively portray the subjective vision of the filmmaker.
What is known about Penda is primarily derived from the history written by the Northumbrian Bede, a priest not inclined to objectively portray a pagan Mercian who engaged in fierce conflict with Christian kings, and in particular with Northumbrian rulers.
They arrived in Slavyansk on Sunday, where angry locals told them that the European media was not objectively portraying the unrest in their region.
A work of art succeeds to the extent that it objectively portrays its theme, accounts for what is the case (for example, anger considered as the "theme" of The Iliad).
Yugoslav, and with it Slovene, literature was liberated from direct Communist Party control early in the 1950s, but not before the career of one of the finest of Slovene writers, Edvard Kocbek, had been ruined because he dared to portray the Partisans of World War II objectively, in his masterpiece Strah in pogum (1951; "Fear and Courage").
Perhaps there would be less sympathy among adults for the striking firemen and post workers had they been portrayed more objectively in children's programmes.
Literary criticism consists in assessing whether the artist has succeeded, objectively, in capturing or portraying the chosen theme.
While one Wikipedia administrator observed that users appeared to have written the expenses material to deliberately portray Ryan in a negative light, the site's guidance makes clear that, because "it is difficult to write neutrally and objectively about oneself", users "should generally let others do the writing".
(Mezzos sometimes portray male characters).
