Sentence examples for representative portrait from inspiring English sources

The pilfered data that Finjan found, said Yuval Ben-Itheak, the company's chief technology officer, provides a large yet representative portrait of the information criminals are seeking and obtaining these days.

Which makes sense, as the pub – the one place where class, creed and company didn't really matter after six pints of 1950s stout – would have been the best place to paint a representative portrait of Britain.

The range of community settings and specialties and the high response rates provided an unusually complete and representative portrait of primary care physicians in these areas.

I have no idea how demographically representative this portrait is of "our boots on the ground" and the ethnic mix of our border guards.

Question 755 was "a pre-emptive strike," in the words of its most active proponent, Republican State Representative Rex Duncan, whose portrait hangs in the Kumback.

Downloading photos from Facebook ensured that these were representative of variations in portrait photographs that are posted online.

Portraits of representative people, beginning with José Martí, make up this history of political ideas.

Representative works are Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers (1912), I and the Village (1911), Hommage à Apollinaire (1911 12), Calvary (1912), The Fiddler (1912), and Paris Through the Window (1913).

Emerson said "all history is biography," and Krauze, in an Emersonian mode, has compiled his history by writing biographical portraits of representative people, beginning with José Martí, the Cuban poet and journalist.

Rather than general representative types, they are portraits of specific unidentified individuals, according to Shirley Blum.

The Roman portraiture is representative of that genre; examples include the portraits of Agrippa and Annius Verus; among the bronzes is the Greek Apollo of Piombino.