Sentence examples for more complete portrait from inspiring English sources

Q. I'd like to ask you for a more complete portrait of your progress so far.

Usually the information doesn't affect an application either way, he said, but it helps present a more complete portrait.

The result is a far more complete portrait of the artist during one of the least understood, yet critical, periods in his life.

But the documents provide a more complete portrait of the evidence that federal prosecutors have gathered on Bonds since the investigation of Balco began in 2002.

So, state governments and governors teamed up with a few nonprofit organizations to create a rubric that all participating states could follow, which would then create data to paint a far more complete portrait of how American students are performing.

To capture a more complete portrait of the population, newer surveys are beginning to frame the transgender question in two steps, first asking about gender assigned at birth, and then about current gender identity.

By doing so, the company gathers more data to build more complete portraits of users and boost its $37 billion business of selling customized ads.

Millennials may be slowly forgetting that their mobile phones make calls, but there's still a good amount of cash/intelligence to be had in gathering enterprise call statistics to gain more complete portraits of customers.

And the beauty of a magazine like The New Yorker is there's enough space to let the details, big and small, paint a more complete, complex portrait.

The life journey of Malcolm X has captivated us as much as his ideas, and this book — one of the Book Review's 10 Best of 2011 — offers a more complete, unvarnished portrait of the man than the one found in his autobiography.

Mr. Ridley's contribution is that he has extracted from existing material a considerably more complete and colorful portrait of Crick than has existed before.