Sentence examples for proud portrait from inspiring English sources

This proud portrait hardly seemed possible two years ago, when Smith was tussling with Coach George Karl in Denver, or last season, when he was mindlessly shooting the Knicks out of games, or even two months ago, when he was badly outplayed by Crawford, who was then the clear favorite for the award.

Proud portrait photographs of Murphy and his co-stars in World War I uniforms stand on shelves.

The offensive cards in the collection, as well as the proud portraits of barbers, dentists and celebrities including the boxer Jack Johnson and the actress and dancer Josephine Baker, all help document the evolution of race relations.

Artwork from his recent degree course (more of which later) assumes proud prominence: portraits fashioned from newspaper print and papier maché; an abstract drawing; and a sculpture comprised of a huge (found) toy Mercedes, bent at the driver's seat – a right-off – with red paint splattered across the dashboard.

A range of subjects is represented among the young people's photos, including proud self-portraits, blossoming gardens and political symbols.

In this portrait, proud clan identity is proclaimed through tartan by Colonel Macdonell, who was in fact a cruel landlord known for evicting his tenants.

We want people on the wall to be proud of their portraits.

Indeed, Agnes Gund, president emerita of the Museum of Modern Art, is proud to own his portrait.

But Mr. Rupp said he was proud of the stoical portrait Mr. Kendrick took of him, standing next to his wife, Faithe, the twirled ends of his long white mustache seeming to reach out toward her like tendrils.

In 1908, perhaps to celebrate his acquittal, as well as Picasso's proud purchase of his "Portrait of a Woman" (1895) from a secondhand store — for five francs — his friends threw a party for him in Picasso's studio at the Bateau Lavoir which became legend.

There were grainy shots of gardening grannies, wrinkled portraits of proud men in pressed suits and a slew of other faces from the old country: Brooklyn.