Sentence examples for limited portrait from inspiring English sources

Its creators remind viewers of the limited portrait they are painting.

Between firings, the show paints a distorted picture of New York, and a very limited portrait of Trump himself.

"Trying to Elude the Google Grasp" (July 25) illuminates the issue of having information about you snatched up and used to create a limited portrait.

Court records provide a limited portrait of Stephens as a low-paid social services worker who struggled with gambling and debt and who previously declared bankruptcy. .

FISH, however, offers a far more limited portrait of variation of each cell than does single-cell sequencing (Navin et al., 2011).

In the Times, Hugo Rifkind lamented "the authors' tendency to gush" in pronouncing Becoming Steve Jobs "a joy" for "the true geek" ("perfectly, it charts the lineage from one Apple product to the next), but limited by being "a portrait of Jobs" painted by two tech journalists: "They think it is all about the technology, with some other weird stuff tacked on.

Nola paints unremarkable portraits with limited success, but she gains notoriety as a street artist after pasting her borough with posters directed against street harassment.

She's not a fantasy of resilience but a portrait of how limited that notion is, when it comes to actual suffering.

The result is a portrait of a tragically limited woman with whom, unlike Gordon Brown, one would never wish to take tea.

The bold portrait will be printed in a limited edition of 375, 100 of which will be donated to the Brooklyn Museum, which will present an Ai Weiwei retrospective exhibition, "Ai Weiwei: According to What?" from April 18 through August 10 , 2014

Beyond its limited legal effects, the ruling painted a rather unlikely portrait of Jewish fraternity brothers on Staten Island who both build sukkahs and frequent pool halls in their spare time.