Sentence examples for portrait rights from inspiring English sources

"In my opinion, it was stunning that Google allowed this, as the practice of using someone else's profile picture without consent is unlawful and infringing on portrait rights (not only in the EU, but also in the US!) and it only helps fake reviewers to hide behind a 'trusted face.' Hopefully, this decision will make Google rethink their own policies and the way they enforce their policies".

Or Henry VIII admiring a Holbein portrait right before ordering another innocent to the executioner's axe.

"I suspect the decision was made, somewhere, to farm out the design project to some firm not really specialising in such niceties as getting the portrait right!

An investigation commissioned by the National Portrait Gallery in London subjected the so-called Flower portrait, right, frequently used to illustrate his plays, to examination by curators, conservators and scientists.

The newest will be dedicated today at 3 p.m. at Town Court featuring Susan Stillman and her house portraits (right).

It revels in artistic realism, from identifiable plants and highly detailed portraits (right down to Adam's nostril hair), to reflections in a horse's eye and light refracted through a ruby.

While it's certainly easier to dish out advice than it is to follow it, we have learned how to take our own medicine, even if that means occasionally recalling an eager reader's email suggestion (complete with unflattering, naked self-portrait) right before climaxing.

Dreambit and the processes behind it will be presented at SIGGRAPH next week, but you can read the paper, "Transfiguring Portraits," right now.

Another milestone in our relationship was the day she agreed to take my nephew's portrait, above right.

His Facebook portrait (below, right) is waiting-for-the-explosion wacky.

The portrait (at right) is an oil painting by van Gogh, completed Dec. 31, 1886; the photograph (at left) was also taken in 1886.