Sentence examples for immediate portrait from inspiring English sources
The characters' relationships are wonderfully vivid, and West's vagueness about their backstory makes "The Lesson" a very immediate portrait of grief that is at once keen and banal.
In it, she suggests that "Last Tango" may "turn out to be the most liberating movie ever made," both for its frank, immediate portrait of the most unseemly drives and for the intricate emotional landscape it conveyed.
But Mr. Hajdu achieves a fine balance between a serious history of the 60's folk renaissance and a more personal, immediate portrait, greatly heightened by the Baez sisters' memories.
Ms. Sterne, who leaves no immediate survivors, executed portraits of friends and colleagues throughout her career.
What that means has less to do with the spirit realm than with the specters of historical memory shaped by famous recordings and firsthand experiences, and made all the more immediate by the photographic portraits on the wall.
Rather, it was the immediate process of printing the portraits on-site, and displaying them the following day at Milk Gallery, that was most interesting to him.
The subjects have all contributed personal statements, and when you put those together you get a history of postwar science that's as immediate and unprettified as these portraits.
In his book "A Breed Apart" (Antique Collectors Club, 2001), Mr. Secord wrote of Emms: "The best of his work exhibits a painterly, almost calligraphic style that gives his portraits a fresh, immediate quality".
When the film first hit theaters last September, its complex but unflattering portrait of Zuckerberg raised immediate alarm.
Mann was already an established artist when she created the series Immediate Family, a collection of intimate portraits of her three young children, Emmett, Jessie and Virginia, who were all under the age of 10.
We tend to imagine that it takes place in the late 1950's at the time of publication, when in fact it is a portrait of America in the immediate postwar years.
