Sentence examples for portraying us from inspiring English sources

One painting by Australian artist Munggurrawuy Yunupingu depicts the first moon landing, portraying US astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin using the geometric shapes and figures found in traditional Aboriginal bark paintings.

By portraying us as objects of commerce, the mayor was disrespectful to women.

The 20-year-old said: "It's also about demonising the Protestant community, portraying us all as thugs.

We were all about pushing the music forward but the media were portraying us in a very bad light.

It was hard to remain nonchalant when photographers, reporters and television crews insisted on portraying us as cute curios, laughably incongruous with the school's history.

"The media is all portraying us to be the bad guys … but it seems the police were pressured by the media.

"I used to say, 'This is the way you guys used to portray us!'" His guests would reply, "Yes, we still think of you that way, too.

Although Haig portrays us as suggesting Mayr uses ultimate in the historical rather than functional sense, we have always read Mayr as suggesting both.

He portrayed US military action as less significant than Iraqi and regional investment in political reconciliation, a point frequently made last decade by US generals, albeit few who were skeptical of escalation in Iraq.

"They have portrayed us as defending delinquents.

Everyone liked to portray us as an underdog".