Sentence examples for every portrait of from inspiring English sources

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

(In "Sargent's Pearls," Adam Gopnik points out that Sargent had an extraordinary gift for the color white: "In every portrait of Sargent's that works, there is a large, beautifully painted patch of white").

After our parent's separation, the urge to extinguish the deleterious effect of the man that my mother, my siblings and I called "Satan" – he was a terrifying, over-zealous authoritarian – extended to every portrait of him.

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.

Like "Garden State," "In the Land of Women" has strong ties to "The Graduate," the prototype for every modern portrait of a suburban lost boy with yet-to-be-realized career promise.

Chinese artefacts adorn every surface, a portrait of her mother hangs on one wall, and imposing volumes on the history of the Chinese Communist party, fat with tiny Post-it notes, line the floor.

But Waterfront was not as simple as that: the self-hate breathes out of every pore, a portrait of a man in an invidious position, beset on all sides by violence and disillusion.

But for every more progressive portrait of masculinity is another "Fifty Shades Freed," "Blade Runner" or "The Wolf of Wall Street," films that glorify male authority and chauvinism.

"Every grandson carries a portrait of his grandfather on Victory Day," he said.

His mission is to shoot a twenty-by-twenty-four-inch portrait of every filmmaker who passes through.

Later this year, she is hoping to find a small village and do a formal portrait of every family.