Sentence examples for mild portrait from inspiring English sources

It is a curiously mild portrait of America's long-term economic plight.

The first book was a rather fun and fairly mild portrait of a woman's sexual fantasy.

In the Guardian, novelist Jenny Colgan wrote: "The first book was a rather fun and fairly mild portrait of a woman's sexual fantasy.

Delacroix's elegantly mild portrait of Louis-Auguste Schwiter from 1826 attests to his admiration for the virtuosity of Thomas Lawrence, evident here in a ravishing portrait of Master Charles William Lambton that was widely admired in the Salon of 1827.

Yet their portrait of the mild-mannered, Clark Kentish president is oddly contradictory -- or not so oddly, considering that one of Latin America's enduring mysteries is its ability to accommodate opposing realities simultaneously.

The result is an engaging portrait of the mild-mannered professor, who, even as the crisis engulfs him, marvels that his scholarly discipline "has become a live, fiery thing".

It was in London that a young Thai writer said she wheedled and wept until Mr. Thaksin granted her seven hours of interviews for a chatty, seemingly inoffensive portrait of a mild-mannered political retiree.

The portraits are fluid, with mild distortions and broad brush strokes.

This was the portrait of a superstar in mild distress, a defending champion leveled by the peskiest of underdogs.

Incidentally, Paul Goodman, himself an ex-MP (he stood down by choice) offers a shrewd portrait of the sort of mild, unheroic backbencher who will decide the outcome of Wednesday's ballot here at the ConservativeHome website.

From the beginning, my only reaction to this entire shit stain was pity and some mild curiosity, as it paints a strange portrait of how social media interacts with people who seem to have mental disorders.