Sentence examples for wrongly portrayed from inspiring English sources

"All feminists are being wrongly portrayed here which is simply unfair.

Protestants often have wrongly portrayed medieval Catholicism as being a nonbiblical or even an antibiblical faith.

Sources close to Hunt say prior media coverage has wrongly portrayed his views.

This was wrongly portrayed as a reluctance to renew the act itself, which is permanent.The right of black Americans to vote is no longer up for debate.

Up to now, he has been consistently and wrongly portrayed as a stern black exceptionalist who takes Negroes to task for not meeting his standard.

Last week, a ruling-party heavyweight, Hiromu Nonaka, publicly attacked Mr. Takenaka for "verbal subterfuge," saying he had wrongly portrayed the Resona developments as a positive step.

Instead, she has been the victim of obstructionism by Republicans who wrongly portray her as outside the mainstream.

While the BBC was wrongly portraying senior figures in those Labour governments as arrogant control freaks, the actual mood was tense and anxious.

But he was accused in turn by the Conservatives of trying to "smear" Mrs Pratt by wrongly portraying her as a political stooge.

Many in this camp wrongly portray Washington as an English butler, a softy who is turning the bad-boy N.F.L. into creamy mush.

Mr. Bush wrongly portrays the grant as a handout to speculators when its main thrust actually is to protect communities from a destabilizing buildup of abandoned, unsold homes.