Sentence examples for successfully portrayed from inspiring English sources

Zanu-PF has successfully portrayed him as a "western stooge".

Political experts said President Mugabe had successfully portrayed the opponents as tools of Western governments.

Thus far he has successfully portrayed himself as an apolitical outsider, saying little about specific policies.

The Left, meanwhile, has successfully portrayed Republicans as a party for the heartless rich.

But in spite of these achievements, "liberal" is successfully portrayed as anathema by the so-called conservative media.

Only once -- in 1964, when Democrats successfully portrayed Barry Goldwater as reckless -- did that hurt the Republicans.

Hamas, despite its aggressive and repressive agenda, is successfully portraying itself as a victim of Israeli cruelty and violence.

PiS and its rightwing media allies are successfully portraying it as a den of politically correct madness, where hopelessly naive policies have put Europeans at increased risk of Islamic terrorism and being overrun by migrants.

Mr. Miller said Microsoft had been slow to realize that it needed to engage in Washington lobbying and other public relations efforts, but that it had changed course after realizing rivals were successfully portraying the company as a bully.

Mr. Barak, on the other hand, has courted world opinion and regained Western backing for Israel, successfully portraying himself as a peacemaker willing to risk his hold on power to secure an agreement.

Asked if Labour's manifesto message of fiscal responsibility was unhelpful in Scotland, where the SNP seem to be successfully portraying their opponents as the party of cuts, and little different from the Tories, Murphy said: "Scots have a tradition of wanting to balance the books.