Sentence examples for drawn a portrait of from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors have drawn a portrait of a troubled life, describing Ms. de Berk as a "chronic liar" who grew up in a family full of conflict.
Yet you see the anxiety behind Arkadina's grand, silly postures; like Chekhov himself, Ms. Streep has drawn a portrait of comic ruthlessness and gentle understanding.
Someone had drawn a portrait of Putin with a heart on it; another merely waved a large red heart in the air.
He had drawn a portrait of his mother as "Whistler's Mother" for Mother's Day.
Jang Lee draws a portrait of his mother.
He drew a portrait of an Indian from a photograph in a book and signed Dixon's initials.
Carolly Erickson draws a portrait of her in "Our Tempestous Day: A History of Regency England" (Morrow).
Santiago uses historically rich details to draw a portrait of a protagonist, Ana Cubillas, who is strong-willed and unforgettable.
Neither could he resist drawing a portrait of the military that showed the officers awash with petty jealousy and boastfulness.
It draws a portrait of the gilded age with an acid pen and an eye for authentic, and telling, detail.
In 1628 the Dutch artist and architect Jacob van Campen drew a portrait of Saenredam; it's in the show.
