Sentence examples for portray reality from inspiring English sources
Adair always said her only motivation for such storylines was to portray reality.
The assertion that Brazil's judiciary is both corrupt and inefficient not only fails to portray reality, but is flagrantly irresponsible.
However, those closest to the cause insist perceptions do not fairly portray reality and that the Lions have a soul and a spirit of which to be proud.
"This case was supposed to be an example to the rest of them — to photographers, artists and so on — so they know they need to portray reality the way it looks to the government," Mr. Kislov said.
While comedy often uses exaggeration for effect, one option for a satirist in unreasonable times is to become subversively reasonable, to portray reality without the usual cover-ups and doublespeak, in all its lunacy, hypocrisy and atrocity.
Today, in an era of what Cyril Connolly would call "over civilisation" – celebrity culture, televised war, the rise and fall of credit, imploding banks – the language of decadence, self-conscious and maximalist, seems a more apposite discourse with which to portray reality than flat naturalism.
He portrayed reality so truly he seemed to invent it – as if one artist could create the celebrity age.
I haven't experienced that on this show, because we aren't portraying reality here; we're trying to give a sense that we are portraying Washington, but we are not presenting a show that has to be exactly right.
In her work, she not only portrays reality, but she also "holds up a mirror" for readers to get to know themselves and society.
Simon Letts of Southampton City Council expressed concerns the programme could lead to racial tension, while the area's Member of Parliament, Alan Whitehead, suggested it "would follow a set script as opposed to accurately portraying reality".
Don't let the essay's title fool you; it's one of the few instances where the title accurately portrays reality in a positive sense (though not intentionally), while the article itself is a hit piece.
