Sentence examples for intelligent portrait from inspiring English sources

An intelligent portrait of the prolific French writer.

Gustavo Pizzi, in Brazil, made his own feature directing debut with Riscado (Craft), an intelligent portrait of an actor's struggles.

It is Joseph and Ms. Edelman's stark, intelligent portrait of him that gives "War Story" its distinction.

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

Mr. Branagh asserts his claim to the usurped throne of Scotland with an utterly assured and intelligent portrait of a desperate and less-than-brilliant man, in a production that steers clear of topical flourishes and postmodern interpolation.

The Times's Ben Brantley wrote of the Manchester production: Mr. Branagh asserts his claim to the usurped throne of Scotland with an utterly assured and intelligent portrait of a desperate and less-than-brilliant man, in a production that steers clear of topical flourishes and postmodern interpolation.

This is a wonderfully intelligent and perceptive portrait of a uniquely powerful writer.

This work proposes an intelligent framework of portrait composition using our deep-learned models and image retrieval methods.

Since then, other Aboriginal writers have produced intelligent and engaging portraits of the nation, through fiction that defies it.

Galton made composite portraits of intelligent faces (using ancient Greek busts as representatives of the highest intelligence) and a composite he called "The Jewish Type".

Sure, the Supreme Master TV was still humming in the distance, and the portraits of intelligent, brave, famous, beautiful vegans were staring back at me from nearby wall of fame.