Sentence examples for started portraying from inspiring English sources

The authorities have not arrested him, but the state media have started portraying him as the man behind the unrest.

In Washington, some have started portraying Mr. Rowhani's election as proof that America's current approach, which relies on tough sanctions, is working.

She and Florence Nightingale are the only two women, other than the Queen, to have appeared on English banknotes since they started portraying historical figures in 1970.

When Hollywood first started portraying Jesus in films, one fundamentalist Christian fumed, "The picturing of the life and sufferings of our Savior by these institutions falls nothing short of blasphemy".

After a trip to Graceland four years ago, where he stayed at the Heartbreak Hotel and donned a wig in front of the mansion's gates, Mr. Mancini started portraying Elvis on the party and singing-telegram circuit.

The idea for a proper adventure in my own country only grew stronger when the newspaper headlines started portraying a Britain not revelling quite so much in its own glory as the glossy TV programmes suggested.

"You know what would be nice," she said, "is if the marketplace would demand that maybe some reality shows would start portraying some very healthy, independent young women who are striving for strong work ethic examples and doing those things that are kind of the antithesis of so many of the things that we're seeing portrayed in reality shows today".

We should not only start portraying real beauty and real happiness but also the struggles of real life.

"When I start portraying someone I first have a deep look on the people's tumblr-profile looking for her style, likes, selfies, personality etc. [sic]," girls-unawares tells The Creators Project.

The reality is that years down the line (or much sooner than that, if you believe this recent ESPN.com poll), when there are many active openly gay players in the four major sports, they will reflect a wide spectrum of diversity, and hopefully entertainment media will start portraying this diversity accurately.

If Entourage was a show about making movies and Entourage is a movie about making movies, it only makes sense that its actors, whose characters are far more famous than they are in real life, must now start portraying their characters in real life.