Sentence examples for glowing picture from inspiring English sources

Corruption is a leitmotif, qualifying the glowing picture she presents of Venice, and that occasionally upsets Italians.

"The point," he writes, "is not to paint for children a falsely glowing picture of their country" but to present even its failings "within a positive framework".

Bell, by contrast, painted a glowing picture of an Iraq that would be a beacon of progress for the Middle East.

WASHINGTON — When Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq last visited the White House, he and his host painted a glowing picture of the situation in Iraq after the withdrawal of American forces.

On its elaborate Web site, U.N.Y.T. paints a glowing picture of students enjoying a typical American university experience — complete with student union, college sports, and campus social life — without having to ever leave Albania.

Although the glowing picture of their marriage painted by Ernest Jones in his biography of Freud has been nuanced by later scholars, it is clear that Martha Bernays Freud was a deeply sustaining presence during her husband's tumultuous career.

Another shows glowing pictures of Mr. Chávez while choirlike voices sing, "Chávez is the triumphant commander, Chávez is pure and noble love".

But he took the more adventurous path, leading to glowing pictures of dancing ballerinas — seen here in a luminous black-and-white monotype from the late 1870s — and vigorous charcoal drawings of naked women bathing and toweling off from the early '90s.

The more glowing the picture that the new numbers paint, the less likely it is that anyone will believe them.

Hundreds of NHS nurses combining to assist the birth of a giant glowing baby (pictured).

Today, at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union here, scientists released a map of this glow (pictured, with data averaged from August to October of this year) as measured by the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2.