Sentence examples for that has portrayed from inspiring English sources

It is hard to think of another television show of this kind that has portrayed mothers and fathers so perversely.

Because they grew up in a society that has portrayed, and in many instances still portrays, homosexuality in negative, stereotypical terms, they needed to be educated.

And not incidentally, conventions have been demystified with draw-back-the-curtain journalistic examination that has portrayed them as, largely, elaborate political artifices.

That plan is opposed by some of the 400 members of the Syrian National Council (SNC), the exile group that has portrayed itself as the political opposition's de facto leadership since its formation in August 2011.

The suggestions are part of a days-long Egyptian media campaign that has portrayed the protesters as troublemakers and ignored the scope of an uprising with diffuse goals and leadership.

But now the downtown core, a 24-square-block zone that has portrayed other cities in countless films and television shows, has about 2,000 residents, and some are complaining loudly about inconsiderate crew members, monopolized parking, traffic jams and the noise and lights of night filming.

This finding reversed the 2005 assessment that had portrayed the Iranian regime as determined to build a nuclear arsenal.

They had come to the store after seeing fliers around the neighborhood that had portrayed the artisten as a looming threat.

Independence came suddenly here, replacing a Communist system that had portrayed itself as eternal, and used both repression and paternal care of basic education, housing and health to persuade citizens that it was strong.

The report was particularly touchy because it came less than two months after the distribution of another National Drug Intelligence Center study that had portrayed the drug trafficking situation in Mexico in stark terms, prompting complaints from the Mexican government.

The Insead assessment offers a stark contrast to other appraisals based on single measures that have portrayed the United States, the nation that invented the global data network, as both lagging and declining in the broadband boom.