Sentence examples for disturbing portrait from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Nadine Cohodas's disturbing portrait in "Princess Noire" sets out to confirm Simone's genius.
The result is a disturbing portrait of a very unconventional family.
The result is an occasionally disturbing portrait, though at times rather scattered.
A disturbing portrait of a culture that believes routine child torture to be morally justifiable.
The concept album also paints a disturbing portrait of a world in which only white men can vote.
By employing street dancers, Sellars and Gray add an authenticity and rawness to their disturbing portrait of racial discrimination.
He paints disturbing portraits of men dead drunk, bloated and sick, even portraits of himself unconscious and drooling.
Ms. Kidman's Woolf is one of the most disturbing portraits of mental imbalance ever brought to the screen.
The relationship inspired some of Picasso's most disturbing portraits, such as "Large Nude in a Red Armchair" (1929) and "Seated Bather" (1930), in which his wife's by now scrawny body undergoes either distortion or radical dismemberment and reconstruction.
Mr. Jones and Ms. Boothe memorably perform separate dances that evolve from playful satire (in Mr. Jones's case) and sensuality (with Ms. Boothe) into disturbing portraits of desperation.
When I was first exposed to the films of Ingmar Bergman, I found them frank and disturbing portraits of the world we live in, but that was not something that displeased me.
