Sentence examples similar to portray to the public from inspiring English sources

They were not the feckless, needy and incapable portrayed to the public, but scientists, statisticians, researchers, lawyers and writers.

His advisers are preparing for the new mayor to have considerably less control over how he is portrayed to the public.

Many of the cards have not been shown before, but they display "the evolution of their image and how baseball players were portrayed to the public," said Freyda Spira, the assistant curator in the museum's Drawings and Prints Department.

"[G]iving taxpayer funds to professional sports teams for activities that are portrayed to the public as paying homage to U.S. military personnel would seem inappropriate," Flake wrote last May in a letter to Chief of the National Guard Bureau General Frank Grass and Defense Secretary Ash Carter.

She said: "I was a little disappointed in that because I know I'm a good person, a good athlete and a good sport and those are qualities I would have loved to have been portrayed to the British public as opposed to what was.

Finally, it is important to note in this regard that the API was not offered on a take it or leave it basis, as was portrayed to the Israeli public.

Findings from this critical discourse analysis revealed that Australian maternity services are being portrayed to the general public as an inflexible outdated service struggling to meets the needs of pregnant women and in desperate need of reform.