Sentence examples for difference between the portrait from inspiring English sources

A more serious objection is the difference between the portrait of Paul in Acts and the impression one receives of him in his letters.

The technique, described online this month in Perception, revealed only subtle differences between the portraits and the retroactive "photographs," and it's tough to draw any major conclusions with so few photograph-portrait pairs to work with, say the authors.

Though all three are of the same man, the differences between the portraits could not be more vast. .

The other important difference between A Portrait of the Artist and Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha is that Paddy Clarke doesn't grow up.

Ms. Tucker said the difference between the children's portraits and the earlier photographs is subtle yet profound.

The difference between a portrait and an ordinary photograph has always rested on the photographer's ability to hint at or extract some element of the human psyche within the subject.

The difference between a portrait and a snapshot is that in a portrait, a person agreed to be photographed.

"Loving" is a much finer film; but in its refinement, it misses the coarser grain of life that makes the difference between an airbrushed portrait and cinematic vitality.

To make suggestions successfully, computers must be taught expert human judgment, a process that starts with labeling: give a machine codes to tell the difference between a Renaissance portrait and a Modernist drip painting, say, and then it can sort through endless works, making comparisons and drawing connections.

One common portrait of the difference between the Chinese and Western traditions posits a radical incommensurability on the very nature of philosophical inquiry.

The contrast between the portrait and the bill's background gives the portrait a lifelike appearance.