Sentence examples for right portrait from inspiring English sources

Right: Portrait of an unknown woman, by Frans Hals, seventeenth century.

As Hamlet, Kevin Predmore offers the right portrait of torment, twisted in form and spirit but also resilient in his duel with Mr. Klotz's agile Laertes.

Great pictures such as "The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Joan Deyman" (1656) (pictured, right), "Portrait of a Lady with an Ostrich-Feather Fan" (around 1660) and "The Syndics" (around 1662) come from the post-bankruptcy era.

Capturing the right portrait takes time.

Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens Right: "Portrait of Philippe de Croÿ," (ca. 1460) The Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp.

And to solve the problems of bad sight lines, people in motion in low light, the right portrait of a person… like, what is the right way to portray them in relation to who they are on stage?

Frank's photos of Patrick Henry students were collected in her book "Right: Portraits from the Evangelical Ivy League".

In a way, it's a sort of worldwide digital retelling of the American Dream: you, too, can achieve prominence and success, or at least some sort of fame/unfame, just by doing something wrong enough, in front of the right portrait-facing iPhone camera, while doing just the right racist rant.

I could do a very good portrait of you right now.

James believed that he deepened its themes and got them right in "Portrait of a Lady".

Whenever someone like me or Bruce Bartlett points out how little Obama resembles the right's portrait of a raging leftist, someone is sure to come back with the assertion that Obama has presided over a vast expansion of federal spending.