Sentence examples for bold portrait from inspiring English sources

Yet his bold portrait bleaches out much of the period's historical and geopolitical backdrop (the uprising in Tibet in 1959, anti-American riots in Taiwan, border clashes with India, the Sino-Soviet rift), and he misses, too, the abusive relationship between Mao and the Chinese people: how sincerely and deeply, for instance, they trusted and revered their leader before being betrayed by him.

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There it was with my original picture intact, a bold portrait of myself that was painted for the set of a high school play postured like I was MySpace royalty.

The bold portrait will be printed in a limited edition of 375, 100 of which will be donated to the Brooklyn Museum, which will present an Ai Weiwei retrospective exhibition, "Ai Weiwei: According to What?" from April 18 through August 10 , 2014

Three of the paintings are startling and bold portraits, radiant in gilt frames.

Never short of inventions, the astonishingly versatile Manet could afford to set aside his excessively bold portraits.

Alice tells the tale of a banquet that Picasso hosted in his studio in honour of Henri Rousseau, a customs official who painted delirious visions of jungles and deserts and flat, bold portraits.

Breaking out with 2011's Weekend and the HBO show Looking, UK writer-director Andrew Haigh has, in 45 Years, graduated from bold portraits of amorous youth in flourish, to a more rigid, prismatic examination of a lifelong marriage in a moment of crisis.

The bold self-portrait has since remained in the lucky woman's Sunnyvale, California, home ― until now. .

This is a bold and unsettling portrait of a society falling apart: the rage that both left and right, the piously religious as well as the humanists, have expressed towards Houellebecq is pretty much the rage of Caliban seeing his face in the glass.

Caitlyn Jenner's courage is bold, Annie Leibovitz's portrait cliched.