Sentence examples for a distorted portrait from inspiring English sources

"Citizen Kane" happens to be a distorted portrait of Hearst, but it has for generations suborned our perceptions because Kane was created by an artist.

The $7 billion campaign, part of a Chinese Communist Party bid to expand the country's soft power, is based in part on the notion that biased Western news media have painted a distorted portrait of China.

The new-media assault, say Starbucks officials, presents a distorted portrait of management's collaborative relationship with its "partners," a reference to the company's 135,000 U.S. workers.

Mr. Roth turned out a gruesomely distorted portrait of each member.

In many ways, it paints a wholly distorted portrait of crime levels.

In a rather different mood, at Crane Kalman there is a punchy, viciously distorted portrait of Dora Maar by Picasso.

When Véra read a manuscript of the book, in 1973, she objected to what she considered a lifeless and distorted portrait.

When I repeat the experiment, trying to look as much as possible like a distorted Francis Bacon portrait, it says my closest match is William Hogarth's portrait of an orotund, wig-wearing William Fitzherbert in the Art Gallery of South Australia.

Disgraced former spy David Shayler at the time attacked her for writing a distorted, anodyne portrait of her career.

Beck devoted time on a whopping 16 shows to crafting a distorted, despicable portrait of Van that few who know him would recognize.

The distorted portrait, by the French art collective Obvious, was marketed by Christie's as the first portrait generated by an algorithm to come up for auction.