Sentence examples for quickly portrayed from inspiring English sources

Under this assumption, anyone who questions any aspect of reform is quickly portrayed as an apologist for failure.

Some of DeMint's admirers quickly portrayed this move as a brilliant way to expand his campaign to remake the Republican Party.

The defense lawyer, Hank Brennan, quickly portrayed Mr. Flemmi as a philanderer who sexually abused the girl when she was barely a teenager and participated in her 1985 murder when she was 26.

But it takes its time on things that can be quickly portrayed and rushes through matters that are potentially bewildering, as if an uncertain engineer were at its helm.

Though Mr. Chávez indeed looked unusually humbled, he and his supporters tried to make the most of their setback, quickly portraying it as evidence that democracy survives in Venezuela.

Democrats moved quickly to portray the Nobel as an honor to the United States after years of being an object of some scorn.

Castro quickly responded, portraying Elian as a kidnap victim, being kept from a devoted father by an exile band of extremists.

The Quinn campaign moved quickly to portray her as an inclusive champion of the middle class, sending a message to supporters in which Ms. Quinn pledged, "I will never stop bringing New Yorkers together".

The White House moved quickly to portray Mr. Boehner as caving in to pressure, including direct criticism by the president in a speech in the Republican leader's home state, Ohio, last week.

Whenever there was a racist murder and relatives accused the police of being none too bothered, stories would quickly appear portraying the victim or the relatives as a bad lot.

Here she portrayed Mistress Quickly, opposite Robbie Coltrane's Falstaff; the film was directed by Kenneth Branagh, a close colleague of Dench's since 1985, when the two of them appeared in a television production of Ibsen's "Ghosts".