Sentence examples for Portrait of themselves from inspiring English sources

Fans are looking at a portrait of themselves and finding it "terrifying".

With every credit-card purchase, ATM transaction, telephone call and Internet logon, they create an electronic portrait of themselves that grows clearer at every step.

Meanwhile, two destitute circus aerialists steal a Picasso portrait of themselves from Vollard's shopwindow, hoping to extract ransom for it to pay for their ailing son's medical care.

People draw a portrait of themselves that often leaves out the key thing, which inadvertently reveals what they really are or what they can't face in themselves".

Baudoin Lebon, the gallerist for a handful of Mège's artists, said, "Some people want a portrait of themselves, at some point in their life.

The portrait Many celebrities spend very little time looking at themselves in the mirror, so they may well appreciate a portrait of themselves, just to remember how good they look to the outside world.

Some Muslim rulers even commissioned portraits of themselves.

The performers commissioned portraits of themselves seeming to sever heads and coax witches out of caldrons.

Colour photography first appeared in the 1860s in Russia, and families with money were keen to commission portraits of themselves.

They commemorated their grand tour by commissioning portraits of themselves in their travels or beside renowned antiquities.

"It's a good idea not to sell ballistic missiles to leaders who have 30ft-high portraits of themselves" says Oliver, of Libya.