Sentence examples for from its portrait from inspiring English sources
"The Orphanage" is more benign than cynical, in that it takes the love of mother and child to be the magnetic north of all human relations, yet it also peels away the innocence from its portrait of youth, brushing off the thistledown and replacing it with dank cellars, slapped cheeks, and a badly stitched sack over the head.
The bleakness of this book comes above all from its portrait of the collective timidity of so many, with whom it is uncomfortably possible to identify.
Apart, that is, from its portrait of the NHS, which is presented as a nightmare of self-important consultants, thoughtless, uninterested nurses and bullying patients.
While displaying his signature wit and the historical derring-do of his middle period (including his definitive, two-part "Three Musketeers" adaptation), "Robin and Marian" is Mr. Lester in a minor key, a tempered swashbuckler drawing pathos and poignancy from its portraits of heroes in decline.
The app tells you that you should switch to landscape, differentiating itself from its portrait-only competitors.
The novel's biggest departure from real life is in its portrait of Chickie, who is far less a personage than Bellow.
For the exhibition, Colonial Williamsburg is also showing from its collection a portrait of an elderly slave named Miss Breme Jones.
It also used photos from its archives that include portraits of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Gary Cooper posing with their Mercedeses.
So they freed Andrew Jackson's portrait from its musty oval frame and introduced hard-to-duplicate color-shifting inks.
The college, which also removed her portrait from its main entrance earlier this year, granted Suu Kyi an honorary doctorate as one of its "most distinguished and remarkable alumni" in 2012.
For over a decade into Mussolini's authoritarian rule, venerable institutions praised him: the Saturday Evening Post serialized his autobiography and the New York Times printed breathless portraits from its overseas columnists about the promising, forceful Italian leader.
