Sentence examples for creating a portrait from inspiring English sources

One version has sleeves falling off the shoulders, creating a portrait neckline.

Opie felt that she was creating a portrait gallery of her own "royal family".

"For me, this photograph represents many of the challenging aspects of creating a portrait.

The New York project was like "creating a portrait of the city," Mr. Ramírez Jonas said in a telephone interview.

What better toy for such times than one that evolves — or degenerates — along with you, creating a portrait as fleeting as memory itself?

In creating a portrait of the former first lady, Mr. Bernstein does a lot of on-the-one-hand and on-the-other-hand.

David Hockney used multiple prints to create large, faceted images — a kind of Polaroid Cubism — articulated here in a wonderful meta-portrait from 1982 of Bill Brandt and his wife, Noya, looking down at a grid of Polaroids of themselves, together creating a portrait-within-a-portrait.

Altogether, she created a portrait of someone who was complex, layered and fun".

The dichotomy between the two people creates a portrait that is incredibly compelling and seductive.

Enrique Ramos used more than a thousand M&Ms to create a portrait of guess who?—Eminem.

To begin with, there is the desire to actually create a portrait.