Sentence examples for portrait one from inspiring English sources

Not many a scientist of his eminence would choose, for his book-jacket portrait, one of himself riding backwards on a bicycle.

Reading "A Portrait," one can see why Moynihan was so insistent on resisting both the label and the "disposition" it came to represent.

Scholars searching for a Shakespeare likeness have concentrated on four other paintings with strong similarities to the Cobbe portrait, one of them the so-called Folger portrait displayed in the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C.

There are two versions of the Van der Weyden portrait, one in London's National Gallery and the other in Washington's.

"That is why, when one paints a portrait, one must stop somewhere, in a sort of caricature".

Mr. Vann Nath's 1998 memoir, "A Cambodian Prison Portrait: One Year in the Khmer Rouge's S-21 Prison," is the most vivid written account by a survivor.

FORT LEE "Eleanor Roosevelt, An Intimate Portrait," one-woman show by Page Heddon Wilson.

The 16:9 formfactor, however, makes it easier to hold in portrait one-handed due to the Surface having a smaller moment pulling the tablet out of your hand.

In that context, Face becomes "a counter network, a shadow network, a network of portraits one never sees on Facebook".

Mild-mannered Scotsman (a self-portrait one assumes) Donald Cameron goes in search of the spirit of England and falls in with assorted lunatics.

It amounts to a universal self-portrait (one sign fits all) while paradoxically denying the possibility of summing oneself up in an image or a word.