Sentence examples for portrait of it from inspiring English sources

Instead, he makes a true "portrait" of it.

But conversations with bloggers, industry sources and experts allow one to build up a portrait of it.

All of these open different windows onto the past; together, they help us construct a richer portrait of it than we could glean from skeletons by themselves.

The Colony Room Club in Dean Street closed its doors in 2008, but Sophie Parkin's engrossing, 300-page portrait of it brings that small, smelly, green upstairs bar-room into vivid life again.

As for immigration as a political issue, the debate here is so narrow that any portrait of it in the round is bound to seem pointed, just by being at odds with the grotesquely one-sided media version.

Harking back to the sophomore summer of 2004 when he moved into that house in the Valley, Zuckerberg dismissed The Social Network's portrait of it as a party den beset with booze and attractive Californians, but added that Facebook was only months away from feeling like a proper company.

Since the artist meant to skewer not Obama but the media's emerging, misguided portrait of him, it seems the drawing is incomplete.

Published in 1964 by New York Magazine, Girl of the Year was Wolfe's portrait of Manhattan "it girl" Baby Jane Holzer.

It provides an intimate portrait of what it's like to be powerless in the world's superpower.

Lauded for its humanistic portrait of aging, it succeeded financially and made Art Carney of TV's "The Honeymooners" a movie star and best actor Oscar winner.

It's a keenly observed portrait of what it means to serve time, full of hard choices and shaky shots at redemption.