Sentence examples for a worthwhile portrait of from inspiring English sources

Even though he never gets close to the flinty Ms. Lee, Mr. Shields constructs a worthwhile portrait of the artist.

His is a worthwhile portrait of China's leader, indeed it is the fullest in English to date, but you finish this biography with a nagging sense that it says little that Mr Jiang himself might not have vetted.While hardly a hero, Mr Gilley's Jiang is no villain either: a fundamentally magnanimous man, he prefers to isolate rather than crush opponents.

DNA USA A Genetic Portrait of America.

Is this a portrait of a saint or a portrait of a man?

Too bad about that – but a worthwhile sacrifice, of course.

ARM also has a worthwhile chunk of it.

What makes it most worthwhile is its portrait of a shattered country, and the decisions that had to be made in order to get it back on its feet.

It is a portrait of a person.

It's a portrait  of a court.

(C) a portrait of a corrupt system?

A portrait of a town?