Sentence examples for every portrait from inspiring English sources

EVERY portrait by Édouard Manet is, in some way, a comment on Parisian modernity.

Goya's spirit infuses every portrait.

Neel's presence, her conversation: these are palpable in every portrait.

Every portrait of the city, one might say, is partly a self-portrait.

Every portrait may be a self-portrait, but at times things can also get "too Franzen".

Every portrait is a contract, a tacit agreement between artist and sitter.

For every fissile Portrait of Georges Clemenceau there is a boardroom one of Antonin Proust, for every flickering Isabelle Lemonnier with a Muff an embarrassing Emilie Ambre as Carmen.

Skin stretched over his skull, hair side-parted, stiff-postured in his three-piece suit, his unsettling intensity hums in every photographic portrait".

When Instagram began, giving every random portrait a sepia tone and soft-focus edges was part of the fun, but overenthusiastic use of filters is now considered passe.

The first noble of his generation to wear his hair long, Henry Wriothesley was renowned as something of a dandy, but Mr. Cobbe argues that red lips and pink cheeks were common to every Elizabethan portrait.

Late in the book, telling of the process of photographing black men, she is blunt about the compromises her work makes: "Exploitation lies at the root of every great portrait, and all of us know it".