Sentence examples for precise portrait of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keegan's smoothly arrogant Chad is a precise portrait of 21st-century entitlement, junior class.

In the manner of "Extras" or "In the Loop," it offers a thoroughly cynical, cringe-inducingly precise portrait of a slice of contemporary society.

A few months ago, a different and more demographically precise portrait of white culture arrived, bearing a fulsome blurb ("Revelatory!") from Lander himself.

Their occasionally stormy relationship is a precise portrait of young lovers struggling to adapt to the more relaxed rules of the sexual revolution.

And Mr. Birney is excellent as ever, turning in a precise portrait of a middle-aged man trying to mask his flailing ego under a bright veneer of competence and good cheer.

Without resort to caricature, Garrone's latterday Shock Treatment paints a precise portrait of modern madness in which the world contracts from the sweeping cinematic vistas of the opening shot to the vacuum-sealed confinements of the televisual malaise.

Still, neither character is a precise portrait.

Martin's medical school, the University of Winnemac, "a Ford Motor Factory" where "buildings are measured by the mile," is a precise pen portrait of the University of Michigan.

But "The Future" is much more than a precise, deadpan portrait of a sensibility likely to be recognizable to the Sophies and the Jasons in the audience (or to anyone who has run into them at the local coffee shop, organic bakery or artisanal ice cream truck).

(Mr. Caine's performance is tart and precise, a portrait of a man who isn't nearly as smart as he thinks he is.) As conceived by Mr. Wright and Mr. Rush, Sade is a man so utterly convinced of his own allure that his confidence functions as a form of madness; what's really the difference between Sade and the inmate who thinks he's a bird?

While this systematic approach gave a more precise, quantitative portrait of the fungal ecosystem, less species diversity was observed.