Sentence examples for distinct portrait from inspiring English sources

André is a distinct portrait, but he is a type too: the gay man who has dedicated his life to art, reaping in the end a pile of press clippings and a lonely dotage with a sister.

Individually, each man painted a distinct portrait of his reasons for joining a movement that is fast causing the collapse of an order that has bound the region together for centuries, and posing a direct challenge to all the Middle East's current forms of governance, threatening autocracies, monarchies and quasi-democracies alike.

Dewey-Hagborg created two distinct "portrait masks" of Manning, one that was "algorithmically gender neutral" and one "algorithmically female," which she placed side by side.

In the vein of Woody Allen, Richard Linklater and other astute observers of the mundane and the absurd, Gerster paints a distinct portrait of a snapshot in time, in a specific location, while still making the story seem universal.

The eight supporting players deftly zip through quick, distinct portraits, whether playing busy city pedestrians, square-dancing singles, Wall Street traders, blindered minions of the Williams cult or demented participants at a speed-dating event.

A piece of writing about a single person could be presented as any number of discrete portraits, each distinct from the others and thematic in character, leaving the chronology of the subject's life to look after itself (Fig. 1).

Each of the gene signatures derived from profiling studies on HCC gives a distinct molecular portrait of a specific aspect of HCC under a specific sample cohort.

Previous studies have shown that based on their mRNA expression breast tumors could be divided into five subgroups (Luminal A, Luminal B, Basal, ErbB2+ and Normal-like), each with a distinct molecular portrait.

Previous studies have shown that, based on their mRNA expression patterns, breast tumors could be divided into five subgroups (Luminal A, Luminal B, Normal-like, ErbB2+-like, and Basal-like), each with a distinct molecular portrait [ 1].

The authors, in fact, observed distinct molecular portraits of TOF and RVH gene expression.

Coupled with information from distinct molecular portraits of primary breast cancers, these findings suggest that various subtypes of mammary cells may be precursors of different subtypes of breast cancers.