Sentence examples for brilliant portrait from inspiring English sources

Start to finish, this is a brilliant portrait — pointillist, you might say, or modern realist.

Or that brilliant portrait of political corruption, Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men?

"John Neville's Richard is a brilliant portrait that grows in stature as the King loses authority," Atkinson wrote on Oct. 24, 1956.

In the "David" camp sits The Hurt Locker, Kathryn Bigelow's lesser-seen but brilliant portrait of a bomb-disposal team in Baghdad.

Lobo Antunes has been hailed as Portugal's greatest living writer and, judging by this brilliant portrait of mental trauma, I would be inclined to agree.

Levy's brilliant portrait of a family crisis on the French Riviera is a real discovery on this list.

Craveri's narrative paints a series of brilliant portraits of those (mostly women) who presided over the new sphere.

He created brilliant portraits on handmade paper, with handmade pastels, of everyone from Carmen McRae to Walter Winchell, along with several covers.

For some brilliant portraits executed in Treviso between 1542 and 1545 he received trifling sums, between 10 and 15 ducats apiece.

During the following decade Raeburn produced some of his most brilliant portraits, such as Sir John Sinclair (c. 1794 95), which foreshadowed The MacNab (c. 1803 13), in which tonalities became darker and lighting more contrasted.

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