Sentence examples for reflected portrait from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Bautista, a fourth-grade teacher at Greenacres Elementary School in Scarsdale, N.Y., the report card is as nuanced as a scorecard in a baseball game, a "fingerprint," as she puts it, of each child, and a reflected portrait of her teaching.

Many of his pieces reflected portraits of the American west, especially native Americans and cowboys, as well as other themes, such as images of president George Washington.

Painting in the Dutch and English colonies of North America reflected generally the portrait styles of the mother countries, though with a note of provinciality.

"[The art is] just to feel like you matter and you have value, so people can see themselves reflected in this portrait of Mohammed Ali or Maya Angelou".

"If you look closely," Mr. Sugimoto said of his historical portraits, "you can see hundreds of Sugimoto self-portraits reflected in the pearls".

Crisply outlined and firmly modeled, his portraits reflected the Neoclassical style developed in France by Jacques-Louis David.

The thirty portraits reflected a democratic cross-section of the adult-film industry — female and male, gay and straight, white and black, young and not so young.

"When I was director," he told the Observer, "we didn't really think much about issues of Britishness – although, of course, the choice of portraits reflected all sorts of unspoken assumptions about who we are.

The Carter Center, which had about 30 observers to monitor 150 voting districts, said its findings reflected only a partial portrait of the process.

His self-portrait is reflected in the middle ball.

In recent decades Mr. Lewis's artistry as a composer has come to the fore decisively, a development reflected in a Composer Portraits concert presented by the Miller Theater at Columbia on Saturday evening.