Sentence examples for portrait depicted from inspiring English sources

A Christmas-card-ready group portrait depicted a gaggle of young men in clingy sweaters.

An accompanying cover portrait depicted Trump as unshaven, unpleasant-looking, and shiny with sweat.

Photographed from below, the black-and-white portrait depicted a grim-faced Mr. Dylan, gazing downward with the look of a man passing before the casket at a funeral.

On the program cover for Mr. Aldrich's memorial service in 2001, a Hirschfeld portrait depicted a stylish Larry Aldrich wearing horn-rimmed glasses and wielding a foot-long cigarette holder.

Trump's efforts which included a plan to house homeless people in the building in order to harass the tenants became what Schwartz described as a "fugue of failure, a farce of fumbling and bumbling". An accompanying cover portrait depicted Trump as unshaven, unpleasant-looking, and shiny with sweat.

Using similar methods Charles Sidney Beauclerk subsequently concluded that the portrait depicted the Earl of Oxford.

The Reynolds portrait, depicting a lordly and swaggering army officer, makes a certain amount of sense.

And the portrait depicts not only an individual but also the surrounding culture.

Her portrait depicts her in a head scarf, with a knife affixed to the belt around her waist.

In the Portrait Gallery Stuart's full-length "Lansdowne" portrait depicts George Washington near the end of his second term.

Two handwoven decorative rugs; one framed portrait of a woman wearing a green dress; one framed portrait depicting two women and a man surrounded by birds.