Sentence examples for affectionate portrait from inspiring English sources

It is an affectionate portrait of a man she obviously thinks has landed himself in the wrong job.

"Lola Versus" very much wants to be a funny, affectionate portrait of a young woman in crisis.

Paul Strand's affectionate portrait of Chavez has its rightful place at the Heckscher.

Meanwhile, Ms. Payne's unblinkered, unsentimental but nonetheless affectionate portrait of India gives her book atmospheric power.

Do you think of this as an affectionate portrait of the character?

Anchoring the film is Mr. de Ponfilly's affectionate portrait of Massoud.

Granted, she's no feminist role model, but you can't say it's not an affectionate portrait!

Robb paints an affectionate portrait of the country, but burns with anger at the inequities in Brazilian society.

METROPOLITAN (1990), Whit Stillman's wryly affectionate portrait of preppies and socialites on the modern Upper East Side.

But over all this is a warm, insightful, affectionate portrait with a human and immensely charming Einstein at its core.

Sudhir Hazareesingh's How the French Think: An Affectionate Portrait of an Intellectual People is published by Allen Lane this month.