Sentence examples for a balanced portrait from inspiring English sources

We wanted to present a balanced portrait".

However, we also need a balanced portrait of the area.

The result is a balanced portrait that also often reads like a parable about the artistic temperament.

Mahler: A Biography, by Jonathan Carr (Overlook, $16.95), sifts through a voluminous amount of Mahler scholarship to provide a balanced portrait of the enigmatic Austrian composer.

The disparate elements of "Ron Brown: An Uncommon Life" add up to a balanced portrait of a talented, driven, flawed man with an insatiable appetite for money, publicity and powerful women he wasn't married to.

Last year in the Book Review, Michael Wright called this "a balanced portrait of a talented, driven, flawed man with an insatiable appetite for money, publicity and powerful women he wasn't married to".

And he added that he has drawn a more balanced portrait of a man who has been portrayed as the epitome of spite and manipulativeness.

Ms. Hamer said that if Plutarch managed to give a more balanced portrait, it is perhaps because he was a Hellenic Greek and less wedded to Roman propaganda.

A really incisive idea about what mattered most -- a theory of historical change, in short -- may allow a historian to write briefly and still achieve a better balanced portrait of the past than either of these books offers.

Fortunately, Secrest's attention to detail has produced a remarkably balanced portrait.

Co-directors Tony Gerber and Maxim Pozdorovkin paint what feels like a judiciously balanced portrait, giving equal time to Bout's accusers and critics, as well as his closest associates, including his wife, Alla, one fabulously tough-looking dame with stiletto legs and a pixie haircut, who may deserve a biopic of her own.