Sentence examples for portrait so much from inspiring English sources

If a person sitting for a portrait so much as twitched, the image was blurred.

Expression is so difficult?????" Written in 1918, Gardner doesn't paint a portrait so much as attempt a preliminary sketch while Brooke remains a raw memory.

And never more so than in Manet's mysterious The Railway, which is not quite narrative, snapshot or portrait so much as a hybrid of all three, and the final coup of this show.

Digital cameras and social network profile pictures have increased the amount of self-portraits so much, we're surprised there aren't more hilarious photobombs like these.

To 7 May MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES Nadav Kander, Selected Portraits 1999-2011 The Lowry, Salford The photographer Nadav Kander has said a portrait is "so much more than just a likeness".

To use an unhappy analogy, the unconscious is a powerful computer that rarely needs new sources to fashion a portrait, because so much knowledge has already been stored away.

They are portraits not so much of individual personalities as of a time in history.

Wal-Mart doesn't emerge from this portrait as evil so much as piggish, with its desire to open a store in Ashland when there's another Wal-Mart 10 miles away.

Lyndon Johnson hated Peter Hurd's portrait of him so much the National Portrait Gallery agreed not to exhibit it until Johnson was out of office.

The skill of nise-e consisted in catching a man's character in a few simple lines, although portraits expressed not so much a feeling for the individual and his characteristics as veneration for his accomplishments.

I especially love his portraits; he conveys so much personality and narrative in such concise elegant images.