Sentence examples for portrait of neglect from inspiring English sources
Still, to my mind, my garden this summer is hardly a portrait of neglect.
What makes it all the more remarkable -- and fragile -- is what stands next door: a portrait of neglect, an American invention called Liberia.
The Wine of Solitude (Chatto & Windus) continues our rediscovery (in Sandra Smith's fine translations) of Irène Némirovsky's work: it's an unerring portrait of a neglected, baleful and punitive daughter.
It's a very potent portrait of an often neglected cornerstone of our national life".
Part of the reason her work was lost was that while Loden's film-making credentials were never in doubt, her singular portrait of Wanda was neglected by academics and cinema theorists.
For a more delicate approach, Darkstar's 2015 LP Foam Island served as a far more frank portrait of Tory Britain's widespread neglect.
It is also notable that Mr. Fischer's first name is so close to the Latin word for bear; maybe the sculpture is a portrait of the inner child he neglected while pursuing his high-flying career.
He often gives his characters absent or cruelly careless parents; the monstrously unmaternal mother of Michel and Bruno, in "The Elementary Particles," who casts off her children and keeps a sexual open house for drive-by hippies, can be seen as a vengeful portrait of Houellebecq's own mother, whose neglect of him he has never forgiven.
