Sentence examples for exact portrait from inspiring English sources

(In Sendak's 1981 book "Outside Over There," goblins steal a baby whose face, on one page, he told me, is "an exact portrait of the Lindbergh baby").

Hollinghurst's novel is the most seductive and exact portrait of the decade in which the market took over Britain, the age in which everyone came to know the price of everything.

The city loves trompe-l'oeil: buildings are covered in deceptively exact portraits of citizens past and present.

Forest provides agonisingly exact portraits of the psychological bullying in which girls - then, now and for ever - specialise.

A more exacting portrait of her life can be had in Jan Jarboe Russell's 1999 biography, "Lady Bird: A Biography of Mrs. Johnson".

Next comes an exacting, nearly photographic portrait from 1896 of the tall, fair and aristocratic Ruiz himself.

In tracing the rocky road to a one-shot-only television reunion of Lewis and Clark, Mr. Griffiths and Mr. DeVito provide exact and disciplined portraits of exact and disciplined professionals.

Some may discount this notion as too hopeful, but others will find, in Winthrop's exact but tender portraits of domestic rituals, enough evidence to support it.

It is impossible to estimate the exact number of portraits painted during the Tudor era, but only a fraction were made before 1558, when Elizabeth I ascended to the throne and through portraiture promoted her own image as the Virgin Queen.

They're exact copies of portraits drawn by Fernand Léger and Picasso of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and French communist leader Maurice Thorez.

His father's panel is considered the superior work and has been described as one of Dürer's most exact and honest portraits.