Sentence examples for critical portrait from inspiring English sources
Or is this a critical portrait?
The 301-page Senate report painted a critical portrait of Mr. Dimon.
They provide a compelling, sometimes critical portrait of post-World War II America.
In these he painted a realistic and critical portrait of the ascendant Uruguayan middle class, to which he belonged.
Referring to Mr. Jenkins's somewhat critical portrait of the city, he said: "It's not a problematic film for San Francisco.
The best all-around biography of Fidel Castro, in English or Spanish, is still Tad Szulc's "Fidel: A Critical Portrait" (William Morrow, 1986).
Along the way he placed on the record his own candid and often critical portraits of the other vanguard members of the revolutionary generation.
Mr Brittling is a transparently autobiographical and amusingly critical self-portrait.
Hong's refined, puckish style is attuned to every pang of his self-critical self-portrait.
The best of them is Carl Rollyson's "Lillian Hellman: Her Legend and Her Legacy" (1988), a critical but astute portrait.
