Sentence examples for quiet portrait from inspiring English sources

I love how, in very plain black-and-white pictures, he delivers a quiet portrait of a young woman through her clogs, jeans, and underwear.

This is one reason Mr. Parks's quiet portrait of the Thorntons is an important civil rights image, demonstrating as it does the historic role of photography in black culture.

"The men collaborated with me in creating a quiet portrait of themselves.

By day, Joseph met queens at their homes for quiet portrait sessions.

Her depiction of Patti Lomax in "The Railway Man" is a quiet portrait of a woman fighting for her husband's sanity.

This idea of transition is given human expression in her quiet portraits of schoolgirls on the brink of puberty.

After the historical sweep of his last novel, "The Story of Lucy Gault," Mr. Trevor returns with his 11th collection of short fiction, featuring small, quiet portraits of infidelity, disappointed lives and loneliness.

In May of last year, an exhibition of seventeen hauntingly quiet portraits by Yiadom-Boakye, at the New Museum, was a surprise sensation; as with the Marshall show, pictures of the works clogged the Instagram feeds of gallerygoers for weeks.

I am a great admirer of Oz as a novelist, of his spare, quiet portraits of intimacy between couples, but here, in this long book, he reveals a huge talent for the big narrative picture, for Dickensian character portraits and an expert fusion of history and personal life.

There are 25 Rembrandts in the Rembrandt room, ranging from the quiet portraits to a cinematic Descent From The Cross.

While analyzing the use of "death" in 18th-century poetry, David Morris, in 2001, declared the poem as "a monument in this ongoing transformation of death" and that "the poem in its quiet portraits of rural life succeeds in drawing the forgotten dead back into the community of the living".