Sentence examples for portrait captured from inspiring English sources
"portrait captured" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to something that has been photographed, such as a portrait photograph. For example, "I am so pleased with how my portrait was captured."
A large portrait captured him berating President Shimon Peres of Israel at a meeting in Davos, Switzerland, in 2009.
The image of Churchill on the new plastic fiver is taken from a portrait captured by Yousuf Karsh in Ottawa, Canada, in December 1941.
Jackie Kennedy was shot in a spontaneous moment, giggling as she shared a joke with Nehru, while another intimate portrait captured Nehru as he tenderly curled his hand around his young grandson, Rajiv's neck.
"Still Life with Duckface #NoFilter" (2009) iPhone (No Filter) Charla Clarke This portrait, captured in the bathroom mirror, with the subject's iPhone uncropped from the frame, is meant to show Clarke in a natural state.
For days this limited engagement Broadway hit and circus-like attraction helped people in and out of the photo studio to have their portrait captured and possibly plastered directly as Street Art.
Mr. Bush believes the portrait captures the president perfectly.
"The portrait captures her personality, the piercing expression in her eyes," he said.
What does it mean to say that a portrait captures the person portrayed?
The portrait captures four generations of Robert Wood Johnsons: great-grandfather, grandfather and father gathered around Woody as an infant.
Charyn's richly textured portrait captures the pragmatism, cunning, despair, and moral strength of a man who could have empathy for his bitterest foes, and who "had never outgrown the forest and a dirt floor".
Each portrait captures Saunders' most intimate of feelings about the world in relation to himself.
