Sentence examples for a remarkable portrait from inspiring English sources

Among the best are W.D. Howell's Venetian Life (without doubt, the finest book ever written about what it is like to be a foreign resident in Italy), and Edmund Wilson's waspish Europe without Baedeker –a remarkable portrait of England, Italy and Greece during the final hours of World War II (inexcusably out of print since 1966).

It's a remarkable portrait of ceaseless conscience purging.

McDermott's seventh novel is a remarkable portrait of an unremarkable life.

In a remarkable portrait series by Hai Bo, images come in pairs.

Selina Hastings has drawn a remarkable portrait of a remarkable figure.

The exhibition opens with a remarkable portrait by Snowdon of the five Fendi sisters swathed in fur coats.

The Cavanagh family, from Gympie in Queensland, Australia, posed for a once-in-a-lifetime remarkable portrait featuring five generations of mothers, daughters and grandmothers.

The "monkey selfie" in question is a diamond in the mud: a truly remarkable portrait, perfectly focused and strategically positioned to capture a mischievous yet vulnerable smile.

And the repeated entreaties to the house to sing along and the haunting a cappella string of excerpts at the climax complete a fairly remarkable portrait.

During the '70s, he created a memorable series of Hogarthian pictures of homeless people in London, including one remarkable portrait of a down-and-out Irishman with wild, bedraggled hair, and a face blackened with grime.

Last month, Obama invited a small group of Congressional leaders to the White House to watch "Lincoln," Steven Spielberg and Tony Kushner's remarkable portrait of a founder of the Republican Party.