Sentence examples for kind portrait from inspiring English sources
Unlike Andrew O'Hagan's lengthy, less-than-flattering portrayal of Assange last year in London Review of Books, Risk is a relatively kind portrait of the work WikiLeaks has done and the personalities at its center.
Bryson, born in Des Moines in 1951, has in effect written two versions of his midwestern upbringing: in The Lost Continent he took every opportunity to mock Iowa and its people; 17 years later in his 2006 memoir The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid, he provided a kinder portrait.
Each of the works on display is a kind of portrait — even when Paul presents us with a picture of waves, or of the British Museum, the picture is a portrait: the face of the British Museum; the shape of waves, their nose and their listening foam.
Bailey takes that kind of portrait with his camera.
Perhaps everything Dean does is a kind of portrait.
Every kind of portrait brings these almost unimaginably remote figures closer.
Copland described this 18-minute score, completed in 1948, as a kind of portrait of Benny Goodman, who commissioned it.
With so many people, from so many backgrounds, donating, what kind of portrait of New York would the sale yield?
It was a new kind of portrait – an emotional revolution, even.
For Neel's kind of portrait must have seemed more or less without precedent and still does.
