Sentence examples for wrongly portrayed as from inspiring English sources

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.

The case has been a spectacular example of poor forensic science, anxiety about "evil mothers" and suspicion of religiosity — the Chamberlains are members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, which was wrongly portrayed as an infant-slaying cult.

Their average annual benefit is about $26,500, and they believe they have been wrongly portrayed as greedy chiselers who game the system and walk away with six-figure pensions.

Many of them, unable to get visas to Turkey, have ended up in Afghanistan, which shares a strip of border with Xinjiang, living in a village that has been wrongly portrayed as a terrorist training camp — a portrayal very much encouraged by China.

Gove goes on to claim that the authorities and the media have played down the scale of the Islamist terror threat, with those who pose a direct danger wrongly portrayed "as a tiny renegade minority with no important connection to the broader ideological network".

Unlike the Bush administration, Mr. Obama also supports aid to localities to help them buy up foreclosed properties — a proposal that the president wrongly portrays as a handout to lenders or speculators.

Mr. Tripp has said the company and Mr. Musk have wrongly portrayed him as a saboteur.

Dame Diana Rigg has won £30,000 in libel damages from the Daily Mail and the London Evening Standard over reports that wrongly portrayed her as an embittered woman who held British men in low regard.

The nineties proved to be the time of the "Superstar DJ", seemingly a veneer hiding the fact that the majority of popular acts contributing to the worldwide "dance music explosion" were fairly drone-like figures, exhibiting a heavyset studio tan and a love of the indistinct that, rightly or wrongly, portrayed them as occasionally dull tech bods.

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