Sentence examples for portraits about from inspiring English sources

These well-made and carefully observed character portraits about late-life identity crises whet your appetite for the more elaborately stylized worlds of "Sundance" and the confidently drawn farce "Little Duck," Billy Aronson's highly amusing look at the boiling sexual intrigue and artistic warfare behind the scenes of a politically correct children's television program.

Born in Connecticut, he began doing portraits about 1811, when he moved to Western Massachusetts.

There were programs about portraits, about families, about countries, about particular artists.

At one of the busiest intersections in Beijing, Pan and Feng each beam from two giant billboards, their portraits about fifty yards apart.

Ross said that there is a tradition of including, in diplomatic memos, "saucily penned portraits about what these people are like in private".

The observations on Pakistan's often beleaguered president are part of several portraits about prominent Pakistani politicians that are dotted with insight, colour and some surprises.

More broadly, "Portrait" is about answering the question of what it means to be a black man.

His series of self-portraits about mental illness, Abstract Peaces, addressed a topic treated as taboo in South Africa.

PORTRAIT about jazz singer Andy Bey.

The partners' other films included "A Stravinsky Portrait," about the composer Igor Stravinsky, and "Chiefs," about a convention of police chiefs.

She offers a raw and surprisingly moving portrait about the toll that Mr Madoff's deceit took on his family.