Sentence examples for Fresh portrait from inspiring English sources

Yet the only one of these books that meets its goal of offering a fresh portrait of this modern-day saint is "Young Mandela".

Scanlan's goal is "to paint a fresh portrait in words," and he approaches the task from the perspective of an avid horseman rather than a track insider.

ON THE AGENDA  |  As the Federal Housing Administration tries to avoid a taxpayer bailout, a fresh portrait of the housing market comes at 10 a.m. with data on existing home sales in October.

"Che, A New Man" (screening Sunday at 6 40 p.m). is a documentary by Tristan Bauer that draws on newly uncovered documents and voice recordings to offer a fresh portrait of the revolutionary figure.

So begins "The Lucky Ones," Mae Ngai's fresh portrait of Chinese immigrants, America and the past century, a deceptively novelistic and evocative ­opening to a book she warns is "neither fiction nor memoir, but a work of history".

This is strong stuff, and is part of Smith's stated intention, from the outset, "to rescue the sainted Madiba from the dry pages of history, to strip away the myth and create a fresh portrait of a rounded human being".

There, among the faded pinups of Karl Marx and Simone de Beauvoir, you will see a daisy-fresh portrait of Tamsin Greig.

This new portrait offers a fresh sense of what a groundbreaking role Washington played, not only in physically embodying his new nation's leadership but also in interpreting how its newly articulated constitutional principles would be applied.

Once the new portrait was complete, Steve and Lindsay surprised Ace with the fresh ink. .

Intermittently, when not tangled up in the minutiae of the evolving scandal, he delivers fresh, arresting portraits of the main players, some of them lovable rogues, others beady-eyed scoundrels.

There are four fresh-voiced portraits of painters based on poems by Proust, Hahn's longtime friend and lover.