Sentence examples for a typical portrait from inspiring English sources

The mayhem seemed like a typical portrait of late summer fun.

85mm is a typical portrait lens, and 900mm is a typical subject distance for a closeup shot of a human face.

Another sequence (Slide 2) shows five women following a similar set of expressions and poses that include a smile, a serious air and hands behind the head, revealing what a typical portrait session with Mr. Mangum might have entailed.

But unlike a typical portrait, this image didn't highlight its subject's facial features -- instead, it's a perfectly framed shot of the back of his head, a sweep of dark hair filling the frame.

In 1993, when Danny Clinch captured the image, the plan was for a more typical portrait — the rapper fully dressed and posing.

She spoke Americanized English as well as Italian and loved classical music - not the typical portrait of a revolutionary.

But in place of the typical portrait of a terrorist driven by ideology, Mr. Stack was described as generally easygoing, a talented amateur musician with marital troubles and a maddening grudge against the tax authorities.

It's not a typical family portrait.

"Next Door Neighbors" was a typical Davies portrait of simmering suburbia, but Mr. Kaplan's guitar, feeding back like whispered gossip, added fresh tension.

A typical pen portrait of someone wandering across Libby's critical gaze: "she was somewhere north of 50, with dark, darting eyes that bulged out of a bony face" and "the shiny coating of someone on too many pills".

The situation is slightly more complicated than in the square case, but it is not difficult to show that a typical phase portrait looks like one of the diagrams shown in Fig. 7.