Sentence examples for like a portrait from inspiring English sources
It doesn't look like a portrait.
A translation is more like a portrait in oils".
They can be more like a portrait, or a poem.
The deserted quarry at Bibémus looks like a portrait.
I think it looks like a portrait of Salvador Dali done by a very drunk Lenin.
It was all eyes to the bosoms, which were framed like a portrait around a white blouse.
Attracted by her Classical profile, he made his move: "I'd like to do a portrait of you," he said.
The reviewer would have liked a female portrait, but appreciated the male heads and later singled out Seffner's Ludwig, His and King Albert as 'master creations of characteristic forms, as subtle as [they are] full of life and unified'.
"It's like painting a portrait," she said.
The New York project was like "creating a portrait of the city," Mr. Ramírez Jonas said in a telephone interview.
It was like restoring a portrait that had fallen into fragments.
