Sentence examples for make up a portrait from inspiring English sources

The stories in Welty's collection Golden Apples make up a portrait of a small town in Mississippi between the wars.

The women — one rational, modest and in control; the other wild, sexual and almost demonic — make up a portrait of a mind at war with itself.

Baum's profiles make up a vivid portrait of the city in all its generosity and folly.

Those who made the cut, the author writes, made up "a group portrait of American idealism".

Self-portraits make up an entire section of the show.

Hsaio's portraits are made up a variety of different materials including mosses and lichen, a composite organism that grows out of algae or cyanobacteria.

Intended as a showcase for a generation of emerging artists who are redefining the concept of Latino, partly by being at a distance from it, it is made up of "conceptual portraits" of influential Latino cultural figures.

Twentieth-century selections redefine "drawing" to include the few supremely confident brushstrokes that make up Matisse's portrait of his studio assistant, and Kenneth Noland's rainbow of colors embedded directly into paper pulp.

We began making adjustments concerning which specific characters would make up the portraits.

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The series, which is made up of family portrait-style snaps of various pubs' employees, aims to celebrate the cultures and communities that form around local boozers.