Sentence examples for here is a portrait from inspiring English sources

Here is a portrait of gender far more fluid, fraught — and beautiful — than man versus woman.

Over here is a portrait of a grumpy-looking Winston Churchill, and over there, a very nice pastel copy of Henri Matisse's "Woman With a Hat".

Here is a portrait of warfare that finds no room for bloodlust, atrocity, token female combatants, survivor guilt, post-traumatic stress disorder or glum philosophising.

So what we have here is a portrait of love and leverage gone wrong, a reversal of fortune that — like so many stories of our economic cratering — would have been hard to imagine a little more than a year ago.

Todd's macabre painting has won the BP Portrait award; while this questionable prize (dodgy sponsor, dodgy artistic standards) may not be much in itself, here is a portrait that has got people talking, because it confronts us with death.

Suggested here is a portrait of acting in the world that consists of complete and full attention to present circumstances so that the agent can act with the grain of things (the Cook Ding passage refers to tianli or heavenly patterns).

Here is a powerful portrait of a young woman yearning to be an artist, whose passion for life – and rage at being unable to fulfil her talent – burns from the pages.

Here is a sensitive, intelligent portrait of film director Howard Brookner made by his nephew Aaron – a film-maker of some note, too.

"Here is an anterior portrait of that wild fluffy pink moth.

The film (you can watch a trailer here) is an intimate portrait of Daniel, a long-haired Czech man in his mid-twenties who loves and is sexually attracted to boys, particularly boys aged between eight and 10-years-old.

Here is a selection of portraits of Picasso, along with some of the artist's words of wisdom.