Sentence examples for portrait fair from inspiring English sources

There is not an ounce of mockery in the mixture, and the pastry-maker himself would consider the portrait fair, perhaps ennobling; yet the picture is lightly, irrefutably spiced with a pinch of the comic.

Some might argue that Carrey's career is too short-lived for him to deserve the honor of crafting the president's official portrait, a fair criticism.

Some might argue that Carrey's career is too short-lived for him to deserve the honour of crafting the president's official portrait, a fair criticism.

Fruitvale Station is a fair portrait of Oscar Grant's story, and a brilliant portrait of how lack of opportunity, routine incarceration and racism conspire to devalue the lives of young black men in America.

That is a fair portrait of needs among I.B.M. customers.

He made the rounds with premier episodes of "Vanity Fair," "Portrait of a Lady" and "The First Churchills".

A brown carton in my basement contains most of the surviving documents of my childhood, and they present a pretty fair portrait of my pre-teen obsessions.

He has no ideological ax to grind, providing a rounded and largely fair portrait of the capitalists and the world they made.

And his son says, "Oh didn't you know?" Cromwell thinks that the portrait is not fair to him, and yet his relationship with it will evolve as we move into the next book.

STEVEN B. AUERBACH KAREN A. BECKER New York, May 17 , 2012To the Editor: While you paint a fair portrait of the NATO summit meeting in Chicago this weekend, you miss a key point.

There's been a lot of hard-edged coverage of the bloody burst of African elephanticide of late, including the new series coming from Jeffrey Gettleman of The Times and "Agony and Ivory," Alex Shoumatoff's devastating Vanity Fair portrait of the ivory flow from Africa to Asia.