Sentence examples for displaying a portrait from inspiring English sources

Around 60 black-and-white and color photographs arranged on the walls of the second-floor Riverside Gallery at the museum go some distance toward capturing his wide range of subjects; adjacent to a wall displaying a portrait of Andy Warhol is one that includes two graffiti artists in Trenton, for example.

Q. Post offices used to prominently display a portrait of the president.

Vadim Stadnikov, head of security for the Terek Cossack Army, whose office displays a portrait of Czar Nicholas II.

He displayed a portrait of the Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, replacing Mr. Trump's cotton candy hair with a croissant.

The Oct. 22, 2007, cover of Time magazine displayed a portrait of Chief Justice John Roberts above the line does the supreme court still matter?

The Milwaukee Art Museum has received dozens of complaints from angry Catholics and others over its plans to display a portrait of Pope Benedict that is made from 17,000 condoms.

In Roald Dahl's 1952 short story "Skin," a destitute man enters a gallery and displays a portrait tattooed on his back by a now celebrated painter, leading to a bidding war and an unsettling ending.

The sect was allowed to display a portrait of its spiritual leader, Li Hongzhi, but it was asked not to show inside the building photographs of reported attacks on its members by the police in China.

By the time he had a campaign office which displayed a portrait of the candidate made entirely of seeds—he had become a more thoughtful advocate for education, health care and agriculture.At his victorious press conference Mr Franken tried to cast himself not as the 60th Democratic senator, but as the second senator from Minnesota.

Smitty loves animals of all kinds—horses, cats and especially dogs: his watch face displays a portrait of his poodles, Pumpkin and Ethan.

That Trump displays a portrait of Jackson in the Oval Office rather than Lincoln shows whose memory guides his presidency.