Sentence examples for drawing a sharp portrait from inspiring English sources
"Christine," now playing in Los Angeles, creates a portrait of Chubbuck that attempts to both unravel and respect the mysteries of her life and death, drawing a sharp portrait of 1970s workplace culture, the tension between ambitions and abilities and her personal specifics.
But, over time, he'd stopped drawing a sharp distinction between the various levels of punishment.
Drawing a sharp contrast, entertainer Donald Trump said he wouldn't raise the retirement age at all.
Only Mr. Welch (who unfortunately leaves the production this week to honor other commitments) draws a sharp and specific portrait within the prevailing somnambulism.
But the comptroller's audit paints a sharp portrait of the resulting costs.
The report drew a sharp rebuke from Colombia's government.
That drew a sharp response from Ms. Miner.
His words drew a sharp response from immigrant advocacy groups.
The comment immediately drew a sharp rejoinder from a friend.
That drew a sharp response for Senator John McCain of Arizona.
