Sentence examples for gentle portrait from inspiring English sources

A gentle portrait of a hardy community.

It was a slightly grim but gentle portrait of humanity passing by on the journey through life, its tone a subtle mix of Woody Allen and Samuel Beckett.

This is a very gentle portrait, however, with Warhol's pale face and hair appearing almost disconnected from his body, head tilted up and his eyes closed – perhaps he wanted to make sure Neel didn't steal his soul.

This modest, strangely moving one-act by Arlene Hutton ("The Nibroc Trilogy"), which originally opened in New York two days after the terrorist attacks in 2001, is a gentle portrait of a culture very different from ours.

Fougeron trained her camera on her teen-age sons and their band of friends, creating a measured, gentle portrait of nascent self-expression, the discovery of physicality, a quest for independence, and the impulse toward rebellion.

His directorial debut, the self-financed $42,000 "George Washington," a gentle portrait of a group of rural Southern children, was named the best first film of 2000 by the New York Film Critics Circle.

Mr. Daisey really hits his stride when talking about himself, including the detailed, gentle portraits of growing up bored in Maine and a wrenching account of having a child with his high school sweetheart only to abandon the baby.

For more of Arieli's work, check out his gentle portraits of male muses and dizzying depictions of dancers in motion.

Even putting aside the show's failure to explore some of the more controversial criticisms of Carlebach, like the report in Lilith Magazine, released after his death, that accused him of sexual harassment and abuse, this remains a gentle, sanitized portrait.

It is a gentle, touching portrait of good people trying to pick up the pieces, after their livelihoods were taken away by larger processes they do not even now fully understand.

It is a gentle and revealing portrait, the artist fully present.