Sentence examples for outward portrait from inspiring English sources
Although the authorities and professors painted a glowing outward portrait of Mr. Kazmierczak, a few indications emerged of inconsistencies in his life.
The most difficult of criminals to trace, since his connections with his victims are almost always imagined, such a killer is a romantic figure in reverse: sexually obsessed, isolated by his compulsions, the very portrait of demonic possession: one whose entire outward life has been constructed as a means of satisfying the forbidden.
Performances of each song were accompanied by stark portrait videos of women of various ages and various outward gender expressions, but largely women of color, often mouthing the words.
In all the double portraits, Ms. Dwyer positions the feet of her subjects the same way: flared outward and in profile.
In her portraits of Gypsies and circus clowns the brushwork is looser, but still strives to capture an outward appearance, not to penetrate into interiority.
And here is Van Dyck's double portrait of the writer Thomas Killigrew and his companion dramatised in counterpoint: funereal satin against white silk, oblique profile against direct outward glance.
Yet looking at photographic portraits of the artist, we see a stern woman who was far from cosmopolitan, and in whom there are few outward signs of emancipation.
Outward appearances are important.
"Outward Bound" by Sutton Vane.
