Sentence examples for portrait perspective from inspiring English sources

When viewing Path on the iPad in standard portrait perspective, it looks and works a lot like its smaller-screen sibling, albeit with more emphasis on images, which work very well on the iPhone but even better on the iPad.

When viewing Path on the iPad in standard portrait perspective, it looks and works a lot like its smaller-screen sibling, albeit with more emphasis on images, which work very well on the iPhone but even better on the iPad.

I've known Saths Cooper for years, in my role on the board of the International Association of Applied Psychology and as Saths' biographer for a chapter in an upcoming book, International Psychology Pioneers: Portraits and Perspectives and producer of a video profile of him.

This span of knowledge will provide a contemporary portrait of various perspectives on our changing world.

The year's most ubiquitous work of pop fiction was a true shocker: the he-said, she-said, she's-dead, multiple-perspective portrait of one very dangerous marriage.

Maybe he'll just keep making visually stunning portraits that offer perspective on the human form.

Says Jacobsen, "Maps is an invitation to see the self-portrait from another perspective.

In a way, such relatively benign portraits limit our perspective on the revolution that Lenin engineered and that Stalin rode to power, and the movie never does give a clear sense of what Bolshevism is supposed to stand for or what it replaced.

Saddam Hussein: The Secret Life by Con Coughlin (Macmillan £20, pp350) is a suitably unflattering portrait from the Establishment perspective you might expect from the former foreign editor of the Sunday Telegraph.

When he arrived here this week, he was a portrait of serenity and perspective.

Written by a diverse group of leading contemporary scholars from around the world, these vibrant and frequently surprising portraits offer a global perspective that highlights the multiplicity of Jewish experience and thought.