Sentence examples for Similar portrait from inspiring English sources

The Post's David A. Fahrenthold reported on a similar portrait purchase in 2016.

Each victim will have a similar portrait once the museum opens.

State Department officials presented a similar portrait at the hearing, held by a subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Then Thor took out his iPhone and showed a similar portrait that Creed had made of him.

On Thursday, the government offered a similar portrait of inflation in its report on producer prices, which rose 1.4 percent in January.

In its report, Saferworld paints a similar portrait of everyday violence in South Sudan: "One only needs to read the newspaper on any given day to understand the problem that the proliferation of small arms has caused in South Sudan.

Sporadic dating on some portraits of black soldiers indicates that they likely survived conflict abroad, and that their lovers and family likely received similar portraits as proof.

Though the Apple campaign features similar portraits of Gandhi, Einstein and other beloved mavericks, Gandhi and Einstein have the advantage of merely having opposed governments and odds.

More than five years have passed; he has pasted similar portraits all over the world, and the public still doesn't know the artist's full name.

In a long, crowded gallery where many similar portraits are displayed, two far more ambitious works appear: elaborate tableaus over seven feet wide mixing real materials and painted and sculptured trompe l'oeil.

Similar portraits, of course, have been drawn by reporters and other former administration insiders, but Mr. Goldsmith's account stands out by virtue that he was privy to internal White House debates about explosive matters like secret surveillance, coercive interrogation and the detention and trial of enemy combatants.