Sentence examples for and create a portrait from inspiring English sources

He wanted to get beyond the reductive, five-word description of Chubbuck's final act that you read online, and create a portrait of a person in pain someone who tried her best every day, and then stopped trying.

Not only did Google prepare a special search-related intro for Gaga, and create a portrait based on the millions of  Gaga-related search terms, but the entire interview was shockingly relevant to Google's core competency, namely YouTube and search.

On my second trip three weeks in February 2013—I had grown tired of fighting and wanted to work with war landscapes and create a portrait of Aleppo.

This is the mode that blurs the background by using the two lenses to measure the depth of the image, separating the foreground from the background, and creating a portrait look.

Daisey is doing 29 new monologues created over 29 nights, nominally tracking the phases of the moon and creating a portrait of Daisey and New York City at this moment in time.

"What I want to do is create characters that seem difficult to like, but by virtue of me writing them and me playing them, I try to humanise them and sympathise with them and hopefully create a portrait of a person that is much more complicated".

The purpose of the study is to determine how much cities are homogenizing and to create a portrait of the continentwide implications of individual decisions we make about our backyards.

One of the main reasons for picking over Petrarch's remains was to reconstruct his face and create a definitive portrait in time for the 700th anniversary of the poet's birth on July 20.

This is strong stuff, and is part of Smith's stated intention, from the outset, "to rescue the sainted Madiba from the dry pages of history, to strip away the myth and create a fresh portrait of a rounded human being".

But colleagues and family members -- including his former wife -- argue that using those snapshots of his life and career to create a portrait of his character and competence would be a mistake.

That's a shame, because, separately and together, they create a portrait of the country that is deeper, more disturbing, and, finally, more persuasive than tales of great men flying too close to the sun.