Sentence examples for portrait from one from inspiring English sources

Mullally chose a simple portrait from one of the walls, and McCormack took a small ceramic dog, though he said he would have taken everything if he could.

A chance to see 56 contemporary portraits from one of the most prestigious painting competitions in the world, a selection of intimate images of friends, family and celebrities selected from over 1,900 artists this year.

Many of her portraits (apart from one of New York painter Julie Mehretu) have been of the elderly.

By Anthony Lane A Maier self-portrait from 1957, one of many photographs discovered in Chicago.

An invaluable self-portrait of sorts from one of the few genuinely great American dramatists (2 00).

But the portraits -- apart from one of a sweet, sleepy-eyed gardener and those of Gachet himself, represented only by a couple of etchings in Boston -- are pathetic: maladroit depictions of robotic adults and Munchkin-like children.

"The Play About the Baby," first produced in London in 1998, is an invaluable self-portrait of sorts from one of the few genuinely great living American dramatists: a pointed summing up of what he's been saying in plays ranging from the succinct "Zoo Story" to the recently revived (and prolix) "Tiny Alice".

I did a full portrait of Downie on a friend's entire forearm, and then I did another portrait of him singing from one of his final shows.

I did a full portrait of Gord on a friend's whole forearm and then I did another portrait of him singing from one of his final shows.

In fact by varying the synaptic weights (w_{EH}) and (w_{IH}) or (a=w_{EE} w_{II}) and (b=w_{IE}w_{EI}) we can move from one portrait to another.

Sawada purposefully choose her makeup, hair and clothing in each photo to create subtle changes from one portrait to the next.