Sentence examples for persistent portrayal from inspiring English sources
Carswell blames a "persistent portrayal" of Ukip as "beyond the pale" by "leftwing newspapers and news programmes".
"We very much regret the disingenuous and persistent portrayal of the current situation as being a blanket ban on religious symbols in the workplace," the society said.
All this in turn ties in, I think, with a phenomenon I notice a lot on the right (you can see it often in the comments on this blog): the persistent portrayal of people who disagree with them as marginal figures with trivial support.
Yet unlike persistent portrayals of that area as some drug- and sex-saturated hellhole populated by thugs and ragamuffins, the movie treats young people from there like, well, actual young people.
Despite the persistent portrayals of Africa as under-developed, uneducated and uninformed, debating has strong support in many African countries, including Ghana, Botswana, Nigeria, and Swaziland.
Aspinwall and Tedeschi's portrayal of persistent interfering assumptions echoes a disregard of precedent in the broader positive psychology literature.
It's the dated portrayal of that sidekick, the "persistent assistant" Karate, that gets "Batfink" into hot water.
Of course, his portrayal of Snape contained, as his performances always did, a persistent drop of Rickman-itude.
A positive psychology perspective on cancer also is quite consonant with entrenched cultural beliefs and media portrayals of cancer as a life-threatening disease that can be defeated by character strength, persistent effort, and maintenance of a positive attitude, and it seemingly provides a scientific basis for these beliefs.
We need to put an end to persistent negative assumptions about the role of men and women in society and turn away from one-dimensional gender portrayals in mass media.
