Sentences with phrase «portrayed in the media»

Steubenville has been portrayed in the media as idolizing its «Big Red» football team.

Contrary to what is often portrayed in the media, being a woman entrepreneur in the tech community has its perks.

He has been especially sensitive to the way Kelly's rigid structure is portrayed in the media and strives to disabuse people of the notion that he is being managed.

I just think as Christians we should have a higher standard than what we are portraying in the media concerning this issue... I can not find the reason why gay people can not be our equals in our churches — if they can be my neighbors then they can also be my friends — and if friends — then they shoud have all the access to whatever it is I do.

It's not uncommon to hear Christians complain about how they are portrayed in the media.

He correctly points out that the Miami Cubans represent no monolith - they are too often portrayed in the media as knee - jerk anti-Communist Republicans - but he fails to grasp fully the community's views on a whole range of pressing social matters, including its relations with blacks, whites, Haitians, and recent Central - American immigrants.

Many Ahmadis are concerned about the version of Islam being portrayed in the media, which they say is too focused on the radical elements of Islam and not focused enough on peaceful Muslims.

Is the form of Islam or Judaism that is being portrayed in the media an accurate form of faithful Islam / Judaism or a simply an ideological counterfeit?

It's not at all what is portrayed in the media and these industry glimpses definitely reassured my choice to (usually) buy a feedlot finished product.

«I want to compliment the program, given everything going on in the school and portrayed in the media,» he wrote, adding that he would speak highly of the Mighty Ducks and their staff to anyone who asked about scheduling the team in the future.

«Guardiola is often portrayed in the media as an innovative, if not revolutionary, coach, but at Bayern Munich he turned the clock back,» wrote Mueller - Wohlfahrt.

Not a blatant dive like it's being portrayed in the media but not a penalty either (I could care less though).

We do know that most concussions resolve, that we should expect concussions to resolve, and that there are plenty of athletes who have had multiple concussions who do not have the emotional disturbance, brain damage, and suicidality that may be portrayed in the media

Have you noticed changes in the ways fathers are portrayed in the media?

Dads are annoyed by how they are portrayed in the media.

It would be nice to see that part of my life accurately portrayed in the media.

«I think it is interesting and not surprising that the authors found inconsistencies in what is portrayed in the media and what is actually recommended,» Dr. Ari Brown, a pediatrician and author of the book «Baby 411.»

Because of this outdated and negative light in which men have been portrayed in the media, in 2012 BCCWF began a collaboration with Unilever to explore this issue more deeply.

On the other hand, while H1N1 influenza does not appear to be nearly as serious as has been portrayed in the media, H1N1 does appear to be highly contagious.

A story that has the potential to expand understanding of home birth beyond the fringe practice often portrayed in the media.

CHICAGO — One of the largest surveys of American views on religion and science suggests that the religious and scientific communities may be less combative than is commonly portrayed in the media and in politics.

And one of the frustrations in seeing how Apple is often portrayed in the media, especially in the financial media actually, is that traditionally they've always said, «Well, why doesn't Apple behave like Dell?»

Though the researchers say the link between religion and magnanimity may seem surprising given that news headlines so often focus on terrorist attacks and other atrocities committed in the name of religion, their results suggest that for most people, the influence of religion may be more positive than what is often portrayed in the media.

I just believe the risks are different in scope than generally portrayed in the media.

Russian life is not as bad as so many people think and very different to how it is often portrayed in the media.

Movies and other mainstream media, like music videos and TV shows, depict very lavish extravagancies as the norm in the United States American men are portrayed in the media as being very wealthy, they are also portrayed as being big travelers, jetting off here and there for business or vacation.

And I found the particular way Hilary was portrayed in the media to be very interesting.

It's an astute critique of how women are portrayed in media, the ways in which personal relationships intertwine with and shape the creative process, and the difficulty of change — all set against a gentrifying New York City.

How is Christianity, it's beliefs and followers portrayed in the media.

«Climate change is an enormous subject that is often confusingly and misleadingly portrayed in the media,» notes Hannah Rowlands, the company's scientific adviser.

is portraying me in the media, nor am I a religious zealot as the ACLU would like you to think.

In a pre-release briefing, Joshua P. Starr, chief executive officer, PDK International, said «Clearly there's a disconnect between the way schools are portrayed in the media and the high marks Americans give local schools.»

The breed is significantly misunderstood, and portrayed in the media as dangerous,...

When they are portrayed in the media the Saint Bernard generally has a barrel of brandy around its neck which was supposed to warm avalanche victims.

Experts believe the reasons for this are several, including difficulty in seeing a black pet's facial features, the commonness of black pets, and even superstition, since black dogs and cats are often portrayed in the media as evil, supernatural or associated with bad luck.

Breaking Travel News: Do you think the way the Caribbean, and particularly Jamaica, is portrayed in the media is a fair representation of the situation on the ground?

Following «Don't Let Me Be Lonely: An American Lyric,» Claudia Rankine's critically recognized, award - winning «Citizen: An American Lyric,» is an insightful, provocative mediation on race — how it plays out in daily encounters and is portrayed in the media.

If they're truly dedicated to completely revolutionizing the way we deal with periods — and see them portrayed in the media — they pretty much changed the game with this one ad.

After receiving his award the artist expressed frustration at the way the work of some artists was portrayed in the media.

His photorealist flower paintings of the late 2000s spoke of humans» relationship with nature, while his tapestries of contemporary conflicts, a series that he began in 2011, explore violence, and how conflict is portrayed in the media.

In any case, their work sensibly evokes these concerns as they are played - out colloquially, in singular ways through visual art, rather than how these issues are commonly portrayed in media outlets.

That perspective makes all the difference and we have seen a huge difference in the attitudes and participation from new members depending on how The Freecycle Network is portrayed in media pieces, which often result in significant membership spikes for local groups.

This has not been sufficiently taken into account when forecasting the imminent disappearance of the ice, as often portrayed in the media.

In particular, it is important for academic researchers to examine how claims about the economic costs of climate action were portrayed in media coverage and what impact these claims might have had on public opinion.

For instance, Hurricane Harvey was portrayed in the media as a deadly consequence of a warming climate.

Associates are not the unhappy collection of unfulfilled employees portrayed in the media.

This view draws on the glossy image of prostitution often portrayed in the media.

Bob Ambrogi: Ed, Fastcase over the years has sometimes been portrayed in the media as a sort of David going up against the two Goliaths of legal research, Westlaw and LexisNexis.

This is something that is usually not portrayed in the media, where the failure to sue is an indication that a claim would have failed (i.e., «If the accusations weren't true, why aren't you suing?»).

Hm, I don't think the Pennsylvania decision is as huge as portrayed in the media referenced.