Sentence examples for clinical portrait from inspiring English sources

Unsexy, despite scenes of strenuous copulation and nudity, "Shame" is a clinical portrait of a man in excruciating psychic pain for reasons that are never explored.

In its scenes that focus on Stanley, "Kalamity" offers a clinical portrait of a pathetic man-child in full flail with nothing under the blustering surface.

Aim of investigation was two-fold: 1. to present clinical portrait of patients with former/Ex-Migraine (Ex-M) with special focus on retrospective analysis of M in the active period of the disease (at the age of 30-40) and 2. to study the level of cortical excitability in elderly Ex-M subjects.

He is particularly drawn to images of Africans, whether European scientists' clinical portraits of tribesmen or African intellectuals' snapshots of one another.

As matters stand, the profession may never recover from the defamatory portrait of clinical hypnosis that is enshrined in Elizabeth Lamb.

Two weeks prior, posters announcing the program will be spread, provided with supportive one-liners from senior management and senior clinical leaders including their portraits [ 26].

For those hoping to glean autobiographical details from "Martha Stewart's Homekeeping Handbook Clarkson Potterer; $45), there are few tidbits: this 744-page primer, hypnotically instructive about everything from adhesive shelf liners to linen closets to zip drives, is as clinical as its author's portrait.

There was a great leap forward in Freud's art when he abandoned the early, precise, almost clinical style of such 1950s portraits as Interior at Paddington (1951) in Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery and instead became freer, looser, more "painterly" – like switching from Raphael to Titian.

At the basis of the poor clinical usefulness of the molecular portraits produced until now could lie the inability to account for the biological complexity of cancer [ 11, 12].

Lelyveld's portrait is an almost clinical profile of denial and isolation in South Africa.

Their deteriorating vital signs are displayed in real-time to the right of their portraits along with a clinical vignette.