Sentence examples for glowing portrait from inspiring English sources

If this picture doesn't look very much like the glowing portrait Texas boosters like to paint, there's a reason: the glowing portrait is false.

Taken together, the mistakes, misstatements and missing details could undermine Mr. Stone's glowing portrait of Mr. Chávez.

The first third is a glowing portrait of Gloucester and the salty, roughneck flavor of its fishing industry.

Ms. Broadwell's book, which reportedly earned her an advance in the mid-six figures, paints a glowing portrait of her mentor.

Sean Fine and Andrea Nix's "Inocente" is a glowing portrait of a homeless 15-year-old illegal immigrant, a gifted painter living in San Diego who tells her story directly to the camera.

In the spirit of Mother Ann Lee, the founder of the Shakers in America, who believed mankind capable of making its own heaven on earth, Adamson creates a glowing portrait of a beautiful, if fatally flawed, world.

Companies discriminate in favour of journalists who are likely to write glowing portraits of their bosses.

Robert Simon has a 1699 lenticular double portrait of a Danish king and queen by Gaspar Antoine de Bois-Clair and Giuseppe Maria Crespi's glowing, ingratiating "Portrait of a Gentleman Offering Snuff" from the 1730s.

As part of Yale's Icons of America series, Epstein has written a "very readable and glowing" brief portrait of Astaire, our reviewer, David Thomson, said.

Although the authorities and professors painted a glowing outward portrait of Mr. Kazmierczak, a few indications emerged of inconsistencies in his life.

Another telling juxtaposition is of a small Picasso self-portrait from 1906, in the artist's stony, heavy-eyed Iberian style, and, from the same year, Vlaminck's 1906 glowing red portrait of his friend André Derain.