Sentence examples for a rounded picture of from inspiring English sources

Can Hirschbiegel and Watts give us a rounded picture of the princess?

But to get a rounded picture of the situation, you must look in two places.

They will not always even give a rounded picture of victory or defeat but they are not capable of calumny.

Memory has been built into the rankings by taking a weighted average of 2013 (50%), 2012 (30%) and 2011 (20%) data to provide a rounded picture of the school.

Nothing, in other words, to give you a rounded picture of what a school really achieves with the children it educates in the area in which it is located.

Libby Brooks's The Story of Childhood: Growing up in Modern Britain (Bloomsbury) presents a rounded picture of children's lives that challenges us all better to respect and protect young people.

That means using Ofsted to assess a more rounded picture of a school and its development, and strengthening the oversight provided by school governors.

While this de-personalised data is not a truly rounded picture of an individual, it does provide patterns of behaviour.

Katwala thinks the centenary promises a chance to provide a more rounded picture of the impact of the war on civilians, and examine how it transformed Britain into a multicultural society as 1.2m people from the Indian subcontinent answered the call "your empire needs you".

There's also an opportunity to present a more rounded picture of yourself – your personality, your interests and what you're passionate about, while learning more about the community you serve.

In this instance it may also be worth taking a psychometric profile test to get a more rounded picture of yourself and what you're suited to.