Sentence examples for dramatic portrait from inspiring English sources
We follow it less as dance than as a dramatic portrait of the artist.
LA MAGNANI Theresa Gambacorta wrote and performs this dramatic portrait of the Italian film star Anna Magnani.
The accomplished performers Larry Bryggman and Mercedes Ruehl star in Edward Albee's dramatic portrait of the artist Louise Nevelson.
The moppy-haired, scruffy-bearded, soulfully bedraggled yet fiercely proud and discerning musician is a straightforward, dramatic portrait of an artist.
In other respects, this is the most convincing dramatic portrait of Wilde that I have come across – one that captures him as both romantic individualist and tragic victim.
The accomplished performers Larry Bryggman and Mercedes Ruehl star in Edward Albee's dramatic portrait of the artist Louise Nevelson (1 50).
His dramatic portraits, often of sharp-featured Asian women in moody blues and silvers, became popular at hotels, bars and private clubs, earning him a following among collectors.
"The Fourth Star" paints wonderfully dramatic portraits of the four senior officers highlighted here, but at its heart it's a story about bureaucracy.
The two women had a photography studio known by the names of their childhood dolls, Ringl and Pit, where they took dramatic portraits (of Bertolt Brecht and others) and made daring advertisements for hair oil, leather haberdashery and the like.
The dozen items include the first of his Talking Heads series (Patricia Routledge as A Woman of No Importance), and dramatic portraits of Kafka (Daniel Day-Lewis) and Proust (Alan Bates).
Music journalist Greg Kot wrote that the album cover "evokes the dramatic portraits and color schemes of old-school jazz and soul albums.
