Sentence examples for measures a portrait from inspiring English sources
Sheila Fraser, Canada's top public accountant, is by most measures a portrait of restraint.
Gourevitch is right to say that "a photograph of the violence you inflict is always, in very large measure, a self-portrait".
COMMENT FROM KYLIE: A compelling point made in your recent piece reads, "They should have taught us that a photograph of the violence you inflict is always, in very large measure, a self-portrait".
The Abu Ghraib photographs were unofficial documents of an official policy that was supposed to be kept secret, but if nothing else, they should have taught us that a photograph of the violence you inflict is always, in very large measure, a self-portrait.
Measuring 7.1cm (2.8in) across, it shows a portrait of Galileo and a text penned by the astronomer in January 1610 while observing Jupiter's four largest moons – later to be known as the Galilean moons.
Fougeron trained her camera on her teen-age sons and their band of friends, creating a measured, gentle portrait of nascent self-expression, the discovery of physicality, a quest for independence, and the impulse toward rebellion.
Why have such a portrait?
