Sentence examples for poorly portrayed from inspiring English sources

Having enjoyed the Enron play at the weekend, it made me think about why finance is so poorly portrayed on film.

The writer says women are often poorly portrayed in games.

But the archeologists have done just as poorly in portraying the allies, and by implication the West, as a horde of barbarians competent only to invade and sow destruction.

Yes, Manning has been great in the clutch — while Romo hasn't played nearly as poorly as is portrayed — but that's over a much smaller sample size.

"Dearborn is often isolated and portrayed poorly in the media," Sobh said.

Reality TV villains love nothing more than to say how poorly they were portrayed and how they're not actually villains.

In returning The Lone Ranger to the screen – 80 years since the masked lawman and his feathered friend debuted their adventures on radio, comics and a popular TV series – he says: "The Native American has been treated very poorly by Hollywood and portrayed as a savage.

In the end, V&E concluded the LJM arrangement "could be portrayed very poorly…[or be the subject of] a class-action lawsuit," but that, based on what it knew, no further investigation was warranted.

When places like Bratislava, which are detailed so little in the media, are portrayed so poorly, it really matters.

There have been a lot of (poorly) faked videos portraying Android running on the iPhone over the last few years.

Colbert has likened this to the character he played on The Daily Show and later The Colbert Report, claiming that he has a very specific niche in portraying "poorly informed, high-status idiot" characters.