Sentence examples for portrait form from inspiring English sources

He could have modelled himself on the six-foot rabbit in "Harvey" — glimpsed only in portrait form, but ceaselessly mooned over by his chief admirer.

In the softly lighted bedroom, the multicolored sheets and the Lams' wedding portrait form a quiet counterpoint to the bustling kitchen.

Elisabeth Scott, architect of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon appears in portrait form, as does Ada Lovelace, the mathematician who worked with Babbage on the Analytical Engine.

When Labrador and other Republicans in the House of Representatives voted last week to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a law designed to make the insurance market more humane, Billy Koehler was there ― in portrait form.

A Santa portrait forms the centerpiece of this appealing volume's antique-looking board cover, which is framed with decorative gold-colored embossing meant to suggest the lavishness of Victorian-era gift books.

As the details of Michael's prosaic history begin to sink in, almost despite their studious blandness, a portrait forms of a man weakening under the small bruisings of life.

The portraits form part of an exhibition – with 60 portraits whittled down from nearly 6,000 submissions – that runs at the NPG from tomorrow until 20 February and then at the Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens from 16 April until 26 June.

His self-portraits form a unique and intimate biography, in which the artist surveyed himself without vanity and with the utmost sincerity.

The resulting intimate side-by-side portraits form Vogel's With and Without series, which explores nudity as our natural state, without its sexual connotation.

The 550 resulting self-portraits form a series called A Display of a One Way Conversation, which will be on view a part of The Diggs Gallery group exhibition, Do You See Me?, at Winston-Salem State University.

The portraits formed an inspiring and intimidating pageant of moral and martial giants.