Sentence examples for portrait suffering from inspiring English sources

1988's Distant Voices, Still Lives is as moody and emotional as ever, a whirl of a family portrait suffering under a violent father, finding warmth in song in their tight-knit working class community.

This is not just a portrait of suffering.

When Delacroix painted his epic landscape portrait of suffering humanity, Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi, he was commemorating a real event of recent history, the exodus of April 22 1826 when 7,000 starving citizens of Missolonghi attempted to break out of the city, then under long-term Turkish siege.

Yet in some of Ms. Dumas's portraits suffering is subtle and implicit, a life sentence and therefore more convincing.

At the start of the session, he pointed out that the patients in Lam Qua's portraits were suffering severe pathologies, such as immense and disfiguring tumors.

A moving portrait of stoical, suffering women in the northeast during the 1930s.

A powerful portrait of his suffering nation, virtually sealed off from the rest of the world for most of the last 40 years, by a sensitive Burmese writer who was lucky enough to escape.

By looking the Soviet tragedy in the face – an opportunity that no work of art I've ever encountered provides quite like Alexievich – English-language readers will come away with a greater appreciation not only for the endurance required of Soviets and post-Soviets, but also with an eloquent portrait of heartbreak, suffering and survival in the late 20th and early 21st century.

The defense countered by painting a portrait of someone suffering from severe mental illness.

But they cohere to form a powerful collective portrait of suffering and endurance in Heather Raffo's impassioned theatrical documentary about the lives of contemporary Iraqi women.

But they cohere to form a powerful collective portrait of suffering and endurance in Heather Raffo's impassioned theatrical documentary about the lives of contemporary Iraqi women (1 25).