Sentence examples for author's portrait from inspiring English sources

It's a conventional plot, enlivened by the author's portrait of China and his many literary digressions.

But the author's portrait of him is complex, and among the best things in this book.

The author's portrait of her elegant, socially successful, morally icy mother and stepfather.

Our exhibition The Author's Portrait: "O, could he but have drawne his Wit" is closing soon and our old friends are going back into storage.

In the end there is something vaguely condescending about the author's portrait of Tony, who is presented as such a myopic and passive-aggressive twit that the reader finds it hard not to be annoyed with him.

BAKU, Azerbaijan — A novella by an Azeri author that portrays ethnic Armenians sympathetically has provoked an uproar in Azerbaijan, with Azeri lawmakers denouncing the work and protesters burning the author's portrait outside his house.

Or that pretty tie-neck blouse from Lanvin (just look at the author's portrait-sitting with Cecil Beaton)?

Are you planning any more author's portraits on books?

The author's vivid portrait of her subject is matched throughout by her vigorous descriptions of his milieu.

The depth of the author's psychological portrait of Torquemada has earned him comparisons to Gustave Flaubert and Honoré de Balzac.

In the long shadow of the author's splendid portrait of Truman Capote, "Get Happy" recalls James Agee's complaint that "The Clock," a Vincente Minnelli film in which Garland starred, "inspires ingratitude for not being great".