Sentence examples for impressive portrait from inspiring English sources

Taken together, they form an impressive portrait of just how good the Kings were this postseason.

This is an impressive portrait of 14th-century corruption and intrigue, the machinations of state, church and politicians deftly explored.

Marcus Gheerhaerts the Younger made an impressive portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, painted around 1592, when Shakespeare was beginning to catch the attention of the English court.

"The result is a richly textured, brilliant book -- an impressive portrait, not only of El Supremo, but of a whole colonial society in the throes of learning how to swim, or how best to drown, in the seas of national independence," Carlos Fuentes wrote here in 1986.

The release goes on to paint a very impressive portrait of the Vigor/Incredible HD: like the Runnymede, it will reportedly ship with a pair of Beats headphones, and the device will come with a whopping 48 GB of storage out of the box (16 onboard, 32 in a pre-installed microSD card).

In this milieu an impressive portrait collection signalled distinction, and in 1943 many were reproduced in the Ochs-His tercentenary chronicle.

Flanking everything are two impressive portraits.

These two works, and one or two others in this section, are the beginning of a run of impressive portraits that extends throughout the show.

Between two impressive portraits -- a girl in vermilion slippers by the African-American artist Joshua Johnson (circa 1735-1830) and Barkley Hendricks's image of a 1970's Black Pride beauty set against a gilded background like a Renaissance saint -- come small pieces by Sister Gertrude Morgan, Alma Thomas, Meta Warrick Fuller and Jacob Lawrence that feel like discovered gifts.

Between two impressive portraits -- a little girl in vermilion slippers by the early African-American artist Joshua Johnson (circa 1735-1830) and Barkley Hendricks's image of a 1970's Black Pride beauty set against a gilded background like a Renaissance saint -- come small pieces by Sister Gertrude Morgan, Alma Thomas, Meta Warrick Fuller and Jacob Lawrence that feel like discovered gifts.

Between two impressive portraits - a girl in vermilion slippers by the African-American artist Joshua Johnson (circa 1735-1830) and Barkley Hendricks's image of a 1970's Black Pride beauty set against a gilded background like a Renaissance saint - come small pieces by Sister Gertrude Morgan, Alma Thomas, Meta Warick fullr and Jacob Lawrence that feel like discovered gifts.