Sentence examples for wrong portrayal from inspiring English sources

The author felt that despite the courageous premise of genuine exploration of queer sex, the book crossed over into pornography and a wrong portrayal for the community, while being flippant and commercial.

So what was wrong with the portrayal of it Homeland?

Not wanting to get it wrong in his portrayal of Aborigines, McGovern chose not to include any indigenous characters at all.

Spike Lee Imagines all of this in BAM-BOOZLED (2000), whith Damon Wayans as the Harvard-educated network executive who creates the show, thinking it will prove to his white boss (who tells him, "Brother man, I'm blacker than you") just how wrong demeaning TV portrayals of black people are.

Casting a measured gaze on a shameful chapter of Australian history, "Rabbit-Proof Fence" makes no bones about who is right and wrong in its devastating portrayal of that country's disgraceful treatment of its Aborginal population for much of the last century.

Indeed, when NFI contacted Lowe's to voice our disapproval of their ad, Lowe's simply said they were sorry that we took the ad the wrong way, that their portrayal of the dad was all in fun and meant no harm, and that they had no intention of pulling the ad.

The Time to Change report highlights that they can still get it wrong through overly simplistic portrayals of people with mental health problems and the misinformation they convey about medication.

"What is wrong with projecting a positive portrayal of how we would like society to be?" she says.

At the turn of the 21st century, a close scrutiny of Tchaikovsky's correspondence and diaries, which finally became available to scholars in their uncensored form, led to the realization that this traditional portrayal was fundamentally wrong.

But it is also a brilliant portrayal of what's wrong with rentier capitalism.

The banks, in haste to meet tight deadlines, could fail to provide an accurate portrayal of what went wrong.