Sentence examples for part of portrait from inspiring English sources

His wife Vita Sackville-West (pictured with Harold at Sissinghurst in 1960) wrote an autobiography that forms part of Portrait of a Marriage to which her son Nigel Nicolson appended his own account of his parents' enduring but freewheeling alliance.

Anis: Could you speak about the nature of brutality versus mercy in the Saint Teresa of Avila part of "Portrait of Two Saints"?

Eyes are the most important part of portrait pictures.

Known for pasting large-format photographs onto buildings, between 2004 and 2006 he exhibited portraits of young people from the housing projects around Paris in huge scale as part of Portraits of a Generation.

It was part of a portrait series called "The Rare," which focuses on people who have rare diseases in China.

Poindexter was not calling out the pillow's placement as strange it is part of his portrait of a man at peace in death: "It looked like he had not quite awakened from a nap".

"The home says a lot about who the person is, and that becomes part of the portrait," says Busse, who lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and began exploring the botanical realm about four years ago.

"My favorite part of any portrait is always the mouth," he says.

"This is part of a portrait series I created for Vogue at the tenth annual Afropunk Fest.

PS: The picture at the top is a piece of a painting I did as part of a portrait painting class with Max Ginsburg.

The observations on Pakistan's often beleaguered president are part of several portraits about prominent Pakistani politicians that are dotted with insight, colour and some surprises.