Sentence examples for glorious portrait from inspiring English sources

Calmly, the huge man lifted the other Monboddo the glorious portrait and did the same thing.

The right shoulder in perhaps his single most glorious portrait, the Frick Collection's "Vicomtesse d'Haussonville," apparently emerges from the poor girl's rib cage.

Mr Turner Mike Leigh rustles up a glorious portrait of the artist as harrumphing old dog with his labour-of-love biopic of JMW Turner.

Black is so very beautiful in ARTPHAIRE visionary Kehinde Wiley's glorious portraits of men and women of color from around the world.

The jacket of Baime's book reads: "Go Like Hell transports readers to a risk-filled glorious time in this brilliant portrait of a rivalry between two industrialists, the cars they built, and the 'pilots' who would drive them to victory, or doom".

Hopscotch is a glorious patchwork portrait of Los Angeles and Lucha's mysterious life, and it's such a multifaceted stimulation that a single slice of spectacle is plenty on its own.

Intriguing for its faintly disguised portraits of theater luminaries, the book also contains a glorious portrayal of building a character.

And for all of Xi's talk of a "Chinese solution," and the glorious self-portrait in "Wolf Warrior II," China has yet to mount serious responses to global problems, such as the refugee crisis or Syria's civil war.

This is borne out by a final, quite glorious room of portraits, each of a strong, independent woman.

The result is a portrait so glorious it's fit to print out and hang up above any fancy fireplace.

Glorious in red with the portrait of First Lady Grace Coolidge.