Sentence examples for portrait mind from inspiring English sources

And while, at the beginning, the little difficulties and mild offenses of "Dubliners" were exciting, and the greater challenges of "A Portrait" mind expanding, and "Ulysses," despite all the obscenity and abstruseness, simply monumental, nevertheless you're now finding the first chapters of Work in Progress bewildering.

He has a more complex portrait in mind, a Cleopatra who is also vulnerable and smart.

The paintings share a predominantly pink palette, but the folds of Mrs. Leland's gossamer gown (designed by Whistler with this portrait in mind) are much softer than the crunchy-looking ruffles on Lady Meux's satin train.

Mr. Cobbe has now acquired a facsimile of the first edition of the Sonnets, published in 1609, and he likes to turn to Sonnet 20 and wonder whether Shakespeare had his portrait in mind when he wrote of "a woman's face with nature's own hand painted".

I wanted to pose for a NOH8 photo myself and, with Cindy McCain's NOH8 portrait in mind, I wanted to ask my longstanding friends, Dennis and Elizabeth Kucinich, to take part, as well.

TACT's production of Václav Havel's early play, first produced in Prague in 1965, is a vivid portrait of mind-numbing bureaucratic life in Eastern Europe under Communism.

Mr. Maro is much bigger and more raw-boned than my memories of Mr. Ohno, but the solo brings Mr. Ohno's decaying-women portraits to mind.

Jacques Barzun ['27]: Portrait of a Mind by Michael Murray.

An authorized biography, "Jacques Barzun: Portrait of a Mind," by Michael Murray, was published in 2011.

Christopher Tolkien presents his compilation as "a memorial", a portrait of a mind.

"Fierce Kingdom" is a portrait of a mind at work under macabre duress.