Sentence examples for create a portrait of from inspiring English sources

Naomi Bentley and Leah Purcell collaborate convincingly to create a portrait of vulnerable Gabrielle York.

It's your character.' I try to create a portrait of someone else.

We quite deliberately set out to create a portrait of the ship.

Every autobiographical writer struggles with the question of how to create a portrait of the self.

Cecas uses the incredible thirty-five minutes of film footage from the event to create a portrait of Spain's byzantine post-Franco political world.

Don't look for helpful wheres and whens on the archival material; the intent is more to create a portrait of the man, grainy but with a rich soundtrack.

"I was trying to create a portrait of somebody who had made a lifetime of bad decisions, and tattoos were the best way," he said.

Mr. Koppel means to create a portrait of Trefeurig, but his images, while often lovely, conceal as much as they reveal.

Creepiness is a skin-deep sensation, whereas the twists and turns of "Catfish" ultimately create a portrait of loneliness and grief.

I wanted to do something else: create a portrait of the country during years when freedom became maximal and the social contract frayed.

For Christmas, Fred Dolan's daughter asked Mr. Delgado to create a portrait of her father in his distinctive style to give to her mother.