Sentence examples for realistic portrait from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Mona Lisa is a very realistic portrait.

It applies so well here because it's more than just a realistic portrait.

But John Wilson's "Gabrielle" is a sensitive, candidly realistic portrait of a young woman.

One of the big art galleries recently had in its show window a realistic portrait of a dead fish.

And you can see him in a no-nonsense, realistic portrait on that coin in the upper left.

"I've always attempted to portray a realistic portrait of the American people and of working-class people.

And in this she writes a fairly realistic portrait of teenage life into the baroque courts of her outlandish kingdoms.

Lehane describes the novel as a "realistic portrait," but it's more than that, or at least, something else.

The latter is a gritty, realistic portrait of corruption and incompetence in the Japanese medical school internship process.

A parametric sensitivity analysis shows that the idealized lumped-distributed models do not offer a realistic portrait of the non-isothermal behavior of bubble column reactors.

Alongside improbable exploits and gratuitous sex, the books deal with serious themes and provide an unvarnished, realistic portrait of Japanese business.