Sentence examples for more complex portraits from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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.

"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".

Read with the care Humez's introduction to the documentary section of her book prescribes, the collection of Tubman sources she has assembled provide the basis for a far fuller and more complex portrait than has hitherto been available.

But disasters like the Valdez in 1989, the Ixtoc 1 in Mexico in 1979, the Amoco Cadiz in France in 1978 and two Cape Cod spills, including the Bouchard 65 barge in 1974 — all studied over decades with the improved techniques of modern chemistry and biology — have allowed scientists to paint a more complex portrait of what happens after a spill.

But not surprisingly, a closer look provides a far more complex portrait of an immigrant family suddenly caught up in an international spectacle of a dispute over the custody of Elian, who survived a crossing from Cuba in which his mother and 10 other people drowned.