Sentence examples for angry portrait from inspiring English sources

Everton Sylvester's song, "A Bed-Stuy Story," is a groovy and angry portrait of a neighborhood in flux.

The novelist Donal Ryan has won the 2013 Guardian first book award with an angry portrait of rural life in post-crash Ireland, The Spinning Heart.

His angry satirical portrait of an American producer in "Contempt" may be a way of denying his sneaking sense of kinship.

It's an angry, contentious portrait, and though she didn't interview Mailer, "she delivers a fascinating outside narrative," Caleb Crain wrote here in 1999.

Today, Shostakovich's angry musical portrait of Josef Stalin from his Symphony No.10 - five minutes of full-on energy, excitement and terror.

No wonder that the ultra-private Wilder was uncharacteristically angry at this "intimate portrait".

Other people were angry about a large portrait of Mother Teresa overlaid with the words "I learnt a valuable lesson from this woman.

If you happened to stand outside them, as a foreigner always did, then life could be a continuous comedy.Mikes wrote later, tongue in cheek, that he had expected his English friends to be very angry at the mocking portrait he painted of their country.

"She wrote a very angry and very precise portrait of what she considered the male to be: something between a human and an ape; an unresponsive blob only concerned with physical sensation and without the capacity for empathy or self-knowledge or intimacy, and at the same time full of hatred and jealously and shame and guilt.

His terrifying and hysterically funny portraits of angry women in family crisis in that play expanded the envelope of dysfunction and cruelty and won both the Pulitzer Prize and a fistful of Tony Awards two years ago.

This isn't a bad setup, but as it happens the mothers are clichéd portraits: the angry abandoned wife; the desperate, man-hungry woman who dresses, embarrassingly, like a girl half her age and weight; the pathetic invalid with romantic delusions.