Sentence examples for portrayals presented from inspiring English sources

Stories coded as "neutral" portrayals presented the financial tie information without presenting its advantages or disadvantages, or having any other evaluative language.

Challenging these negative portrayals and presenting an honest picture of what we do is essential for restoring confidence in our profession.

(Could you find a more dysfunctional household than Henry VIII's?) Such portrayals are not presented by school history courses, which tend to focus on these women's accomplishments as rulers.

We cannot believe that The New York Times would print such an article that, by the portrayal it presents, glorifies rodeo.

Standard Chartered said it "strongly rejects the position and portrayal of facts" presented by the regulator, and that over 99.9% of the Iranian transactions complied with the U-turn rules and only $14m of them were in breach of those rules.

"Friday Night Lights" and "Degrassi: The Next Generation" presented nuanced portrayals of what abortion can look like for teens, with both considering options and ultimately choosing to terminate with the help of guidance from a parent or Connie Britton.

Hooks said the show presented many positive portrayals of African Americans, as well as "a compelling and realistic rendering of today's multiracial and multicultural urban society".

Soul Food came out during the 90s golden era of black cinema, when Boyz n the Hood, Love Jones, The Brothers, Set It Off, and Poetic Justice presented different, nuanced portrayals of black lives.

After the initial shock subsided, Doris Ryan said the show presented an accurate portrayal of her son.

In Libra (1988) DeLillo presented a fictional portrayal of Lee Harvey Oswald, the assassin of Pres.

"I think he presented a true portrayal of the world". The world, he added, was "not a very happy place".