Sentence examples for an evocative portrait from inspiring English sources

Titled "Streetscape," the piece is an evocative portrait of the composer's native New York City.

What emerges from "Cowboy Stuntman" is an evocative portrait of the end of a Hollywood era, when the western genre was quietly fading into the sunset.

Based on real life characters and events, The Ginger Man is an evocative portrait of bohemian Dublin in the late 1940s.

Fuentes's women, except for an evocative portrait of the painter Frida Kahlo, are vacuous or, in the case of one -- a Falangist Pasionaria -- dramatized beyond belief.

Daniel Patrick Carbone's "Hide Your Smiling Faces," in the world narrative competition, is an evocative portrait of two brothers dealing with a death while growing up in the rural Northeast.

In "Nights of Musk," the Egyptian writer Haggag Hassan Oddoul uses the occasion of a woman giving birth to frame an evocative portrait of the entire life cycle in a Nubian village.

Episodically told, this is an immensely evocative portrait of growing up in a tenement building in 80s and 90s New York, surrounded by drugs, violence, homelessness, punk music and art.

Yet it's a delicate, evocative portrait of a family and their 10-year-old servant Mui, captured in two periods of her life, led entirely by the visually seductive skill of Tran's eye.

Titled Foam Island, it's an impossibly evocative portrait of the everyday lives of teenagers and twentysomethings in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, recorded in the build-up to this year's general election.

(Scott) 'La Pivellina'Littletle Girl') (No rating, 1 40, in Italian) In this gentle, captivating film that is a gritty, evocative portrait of outsider lives, a circus performer finds a lost child, whom she brings to her husband and trailer home for safekeeping.

A dreamy, evocative portrait of parental love as it's supposed to be: all-encompassing and unconditional.