Sentence examples for condensing portrait from inspiring English sources
A fiery keepsake, condensing portrait and love poem, it's the equivalent of an Elizabethan sonnet.
The opening gallery sets the scene, superbly condensing both the life and the art in a sequence of self-portraits.
Screenwriting is about condensing.
He produced only 30 in all -- a mere side dish in an oeuvre that includes some memorably grisly scenes from hospitals and brothels, backdrops for theaters and fairgrounds, newspaper cartoons and book illustrations and a whole gallery of portraits that seem to condense entire life stories into a few brushstrokes.
After dinner the group watched Ms. Bravo's video, which she had condensed into a four-minute, time-lapse portrait of the building's last day.
And when you look from this astonishing image, all its insights condensed in a little page, to the portrait of a musician, borrowed from Milan, this guess becomes true metaphor.
In it, he condensed the turbulence of his young adulthood into an almost visionary embodiment of Rabe's hilarious and horrible portrait of moral collapse.
(Some quotes are condensed).
He has condensed immensities of ocean and sky in images of horizon lines, transformed time into light in slow-exposure pictures of projected films; and turned Madame Tussaud's wax figures into stately celebrity portraits.
219 cans of condensed milk.
