Sentence examples for raw portrait from inspiring English sources

With an eye for the telling detail, this intimate and occasionally raw portrait makes it plain that despite all Sontag's public renown, much of her was entirely mysterious.

All we get is their succession of brief encounters, in one city or the other, and an authentically raw portrait of a long-distance relationship unravelling in non-conversations, awkward confrontations and repressed emotions.

A "raw portrait of female lust... was emerging" from the work of one researcher, who found that for heterosexual women, the sight of "an isolated, rigid phallus filled vaginal blood vessels and sent the red line of the plethysmograph high, niceties vanished, conventions cracked; female desire was, at base, nothing if not animal".

Mr. Cooper, who took over in February following the departure of Geoffrey Gilmore, who held the director job for 19 years, pointed to selected pictures like "Blue Valentine," a raw portrait of an unhappy marriage from a relatively unknown director, Derek Cianfrance.

But more importantly, it's a sharp and raw portrait of contemporary race relations, depicting just how different an experience it is to be African in America and to be an African-American.

Described as a "behind-the-scenes foray into the personality and passion of Jinkx Monsoon, 'Drag Becomes Him' will give a raw portrait of the charming, indelible Gregory Award Winning, Broadway Performing, Season 5 of RuPaul's Drag Race Winning, and all-around lovable star".

Chris Eyre, with two new projects offering genuine, and sometimes raw, portraits of Indian life today, is helping Hollywood catch up.

Eat Humans though McClain has become notorious for his raw portraits of underground rappers, his sinister and crude art photography is what originally got him noticed by Awful.

It's a raw, empathic portrait of mental illness.

So in his lifetime, Mr. Levinstein's raw, documentary portraits were little known outside a small circle — in part, it seems, by his own choice.

It begins in the raw, intimate portraits of coal miners at work, by photographers including Geng Yunsheng and Yang Junpo of China, the American Lewis Hine, and the Russian Gleb Kosorukov.