Sentence examples for a very different portrait from inspiring English sources

Interviews with numerous Miss Porter's alumnae and former teachers paint a very different portrait of the school.

About this time, one of the artist celebrities whom Fry so rightly predicted Cameron would come to outshine, George Frederic Watts, painted a very different portrait of her.

Applying fresh oil paints, Rembrandt covered him with a new and very different portrait –- an old man in a feathered cap and a metal collar who seems to be putting on a brave face but has a worried look in his eyes.

Each rendered dynamic though very different portraits of the banker.

Amid all this Munchkining we are given two very different portraits of adults.

The bizarre thing about this was that Tweedy had written lyrics for a very different album, a brutal portrait of the fatigue, emotional violence, and anomie that can arise in a relationship, only to bury them beneath studio frippery.

Lamprou's intimately explicit portrait is a very different kind of photograph than, say, the formally driven Teutonic female nudes of Helmet Newton, the hardcore imagery of Robert Mapplethorpe or the garish art-porn of Araki.

This painting, a three-quarter-length image, shows a youthful, charismatic Washington, a very different image from the elderly Washington in the portrait by Gilbert Stuart.

Andrea Haenggi, who met Dankmeyer at the Graham school fifteen years ago and whose career has moved in a very different, video-installation direction, also contributes a solo portrait of Dankmeyer.

To recreate the watered image on the backside of my self portrait is to render an image in a very different way.

'Not since the first Henry: Portrait of Serial Killer have I seen such a gripping, straightforward look at murder (albeit, with a very different motive).