Sentence examples for more complex portrait from inspiring English sources

The writer believes that Wolfe's account delivers the more complex portrait of Monroe.

The HBO series "Cathouse" offered a truer, much more complex portrait.

When students were reached by phone by a reporter, a more complex portrait emerged.

He has a more complex portrait in mind, a Cleopatra who is also vulnerable and smart.

The observations are beginning to create a much more complex portrait of wolves.

"That was his intention and that was our intention as well: taking someone who had been ridiculed and reduced and offering a more complex portrait".

Mr. Chabrol may have once enjoyed punishing his sexual female characters (it's there in his first feature, "Le Beau Serge," and titles that follow), but this early tendency has happily given way to more complex portraits.

In other, more complex portraits, characters stare into the strange landscapes of their own minds, as if they are looking at a piece of modern art.

Or is it something rather deeper and more complex: a portrait of two people wedded to gender ideals they can't live up to, no matter how hard they try or how much they lie in order to do so.

Giovan captured the country during the most devastating years of the Special Period, but while her pictures were made in a time of great transition, starvation, and strife, she presents a more complex, beautiful portrait of day-to-day life.

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.