Sentence examples for portrait of how from inspiring English sources
Prodded for a vivid portrait of how he would demolish ISIS, he demurred.
They contained Gilbert's unpublished diary, which provides an intimate portrait of how Joyce wrote "Finnegans Wake".
As a personality study "Imelda" is a devastating portrait of how power begets self-delusion.
The book is also an affecting portrait of how love can endure when memory fails.
"He paints an unflinching and forensic portrait of how our sex lives affect us all," he said.
"Spotlight" is a commanding portrait of how a team of journalists uncovered a scandal in the Catholic Church.
It is a masterly, moving portrait of how Africa ensnares and enchants and plays merry hell with sentimentalities.
Beauty is essentially a portrait of how it feels to be in love, an all-consuming, all-engulfing love.
Dr. Steve Murdock, the state demographer, said the census data revealed a vivid portrait of how Texas was being transformed.
It is Mr. Duff's portrait of how sell-side traders ardently romance their buy-side counterparts that is probably the book's most memorable contribution to Wall Street literature.
That dinner-date sparked a five-hour conversation, during which she concluded that his book was a portrait of how his mind worked.
