Sentence examples for alternative portrait from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Mr. Rajaratnam's lawyers began their defense by presenting an alternative portrait, and the descriptive word of the day was discipline.

"How do they know, right?" Kau would seem to be the ultimate outsider, his impressions and encounters etching an alternative portrait of a wild frontier country, its unassimilated characters and improvised structures of order.

There's something deliciously sinister about the images and their impression of size and contortion, which Carl sees as "an alternative portrait of a human being whose body becomes a landscape of themselves and plays on the sense of space in which we dwell.

Warner describes his series, appropriately titled "Bodyscapes," as "an alternative portrait of a human being whose body becomes a landscape of themselves, and plays on the sense of space in which we dwell".

It spread rapidly and by the 1870s provided a cheap and attractive alternative to portrait painting for photographers such as Ludvig Grundtvig (1836 1901) and Adolph Lønborg (1835 1916) in Copenhagen, and Heinrich Tønnies (1856 1903) who opened a studio in Aalborg.

But his most celebrated work is a kind of alternative autobiography, a portrait of a Pennsylvanian without a college education: Harry Rabbitt" Angstrom, star of four novels published between 1960 and 1990.

Since she began the series, other families have asked for her to capture their own as a more alternative, honest family portrait, while parents from all around the world have been in touch to say how much they enjoyed the photos.

And given its relative sophistication, it's perhaps a better alternative to a giant portrait of your big-busted, doe-eyed avatar dressed in her best leather bustier hanging on the office wall.

Directed by Davis McCallum and written by Seth Bockley (book) and Mr. Kahane (songs), "February House" may aspire to be a fantastical portrait of an alternative family, of the tumult, tension and tenderness generated by a gaggle of geniuses under one roof.

This series of self-portraits is both alternative therapy and a critical response to modern medicine, with Spence regaining ownership of her body by documenting her treatment.

When I turned my back on the Bailey show as too pricey, I found the National Portrait Gallery's free offering, The Great War in Portraits, a worthy alternative.