Sentence examples for balanced portrait from inspiring English sources

"You wind up with a nicely balanced portrait of America in the '30s," he said.

We wanted to present a balanced portrait".

However, we also need a balanced portrait of the area.

One of the virtues of Hajari's new history is its more balanced portrait of Jinnah.

Fortunately, Secrest's attention to detail has produced a remarkably balanced portrait.

The result is a balanced portrait that also often reads like a parable about the artistic temperament.

These descriptions of economic excess are balanced by portraits of those who have not benefited from the Indian economic boom, such as the Naxalites – the Maoist rebels who are fighting an insurgency against the Indian state – and the domestic servants who get down on their knees to mop the floors while the country's software engineers tap away on their laptops.

The closest we get to the notion of intimacy — a thread that might have balanced out the portrait of McAlary's professional life — is a brief scene in the first act, in which Maura Tierney, who plays McAlary's wife, Alice, waits, curled up in the bedroom, for her husband to come home and tell her about his day.

He has written a remarkably well-balanced portrait of two major but still controversial figures of the Old West.

Rivera refuses but offers to balance the Lenin portrait with a portrait of Abraham Lincoln opposite it.

Mr. Kim's gigantic, smiling portrait was balanced atop a second Lincoln limousine.