Sentence examples for coherent portrait from inspiring English sources
You may not even be able to fit all the pieces together into a coherent portrait of the novelist's life.
Unfortunately for the reader, the authors never pull together such anecdotes into a coherent portrait of Al Gore.
In "R Shomon," a fifties noir pastiche about lust, rape, and murder, the characters, instead of giving different perspectives on the same event in order to construct a coherent portrait of the whole, merely offer their mutually exclusive points of view.
Where Kaufmann runs the songs together to form an extended monologue, Keenlyside pauses between them, offering us a sequence of intimate, isolated glimpses into the mind of Schubert's wanderer that finally coalesce into a coherent portrait of the man's damaged psyche.
Luckily, researchers have increasingly been finding ways to link different sets of data in different parts of the world — from ice cores in Antarctica to marine sediments at the bottom of ocean basins — to start developing a more coherent portrait of Earth's temperature at certain points in time.
What is most remarkable about The Days of Abandonment is its lucid portrait of a woman slowly losing touch with any coherent sense of self, while remaining entirely recognisable to us.
Our results paint a coherent portrait of epistasis during nucleoprotein evolution, with stabilizing mutations permitting otherwise inaccessible destabilizing mutations which are sometimes of adaptive value.
Mr. Whitford doesn't claim to have written a definitive biography - that will have to wait, he says, until more documents are available - but he provides a coherent and convincing portrait of a remarkable man.
In a review in Tablet magazine, Adam Kirsch called "Zealot" a "coherent and often convincing portrait of who Jesus was and what he wanted".
Presenting a coherent and historically nuanced portrait, China's Capitalism is essential reading for anyone interested in the socioeconomic order of the People's Republic and the significant challenges facing its continuing development.
The seminar will consider all of these possibilities, but also raise questions that cut in other directions: in a period where the human body and life study have become the basis for art making, is the portrait even a coherent category?
