Sentence examples for comprehensive portraits from inspiring English sources

The researchers, arguing for more comprehensive portraits, noted that only a quarter of the books discussed the diagnostic process, and only 12 percent reassured kids that Alzheimer's wasn't catching and that they wouldn't come down with it.

Specifically, the terms permit Google to merge data it has compiled about its users as they engage with Google products, as well as build more comprehensive portraits by drawing on data from a greater number of Google services.

Her work juxtaposes historical ephemera with a comprehensive portrait of mid-20th century black life.

What emerges is a comprehensive portrait of one project's descent from surefire box-office hit to unmitigated Hollywood disaster.

This isn't a comprehensive portrait of Dylan's recent decades, but it is, like his eccentric memoir, "Chronicles," a portrait nonetheless.

(Adelson occasionally grants an interview to the business press, if the story is narrowly focussed, but he will not coöperate if the aim is a more comprehensive portrait.

It needs very little evidence to put together a comprehensive portrait, because, presumably, it has already done most of that labor.

But a more comprehensive portrait of Pericles' soldiers' lives will emerge when the data Dr. Agelarakis compiles is synthesized with the artifacts found alongside the bodies.

This comprehensive portrait of modern Japan by Mr. Dower, a professor of history at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, also won a National Book Award.

Launched in 1996, during the solar minimum, the craft is gathering data so scientists can make a comprehensive portrait of auroral growth.

As a result "Kukahi" offers the most comprehensive portrait yet of Mr. Reichel's serious skills, including his puckish sense of humor.