Sentence examples for using it to portray from inspiring English sources

Fox News is revelling in the publicity, using it to portray itself to a growing viewership as the only network prepared to stand up to the president.

But video of the property damage took on greater import, as some conservatives began using it to portray an out-of-control left.

Democrats continued to make use of Mr. Barton's apology to BP, using it to portray Republicans as beholden to big oil.

Political strategists point out the inherent risk in the movement: that Republicans will use it to portray Democrats as extremists who are weak on border control.

The FTC staff seemed to jump on my comment, and tried to use it to portray how unfair Google was.

When it was active, Daniel used it to portray Jim Ardis, the mayor of Peoria, as a weed-smoking, stripper-loving, Midwestern answer to Rob Ford.

It is disingenuous to take an argument that Congress should pass an immunity statute and then use it to portray that person as believing that the Constitution already confers immunity.

Perhaps the strategy for successfully portraying abstract ideas is about finding the human component in film and using it to help portray your message.

Democrats are trying to turn their underdog status into a political benefit by using it to raise money and portray their Republican opponents as beholden to their big contributors.

Nevertheless, the state-run press has used it to try to portray the opposition as responsible for the killings and attacks at the behest of a British government trying to sow chaos.

It is the "one big battle"; no other fighting scene distracts the audience from this action, represented by a one-on-one swordfight between Henry Tudor and Richard III. Shakespeare uses their duel to bring a climactic end to the play and the Wars of the Roses; he also uses it to champion morality, portraying the "unequivocal triumph of good over evil".