Sentence examples for shaded portrait from inspiring English sources

But in a superbly shaded portrait she gives the character a troubled, apprehensive guardedness as well.

His Éléazar is a fully imagined and beautifully shaded portrait of a good man driven into a state of irremediable rage.

Still, there is one compelling reason to go: to see Mr. Schreiber add another meticulously shaded portrait to his expanding gallery of performances to remember.

Working with a part that relies as much on silence as Mr. Platt's does on talk, Mr. O'Byrne adds another beautifully shaded portrait to his gallery of wounded men (including the priest in John Patrick Shanley's "Doubt" and the child-killer in Bryony Lavery's "Frozen").

Mr. Futterman, familiar from the television series "Judging Amy," delivers a remarkably subtle and shaded portrait of a peaceful man driven by overwhelming personal grief and rage to exorcise his personal demons through a kind of violence that doesn't come to him as naturally as it does to the macho men he confronts.

Ms. Garofalo gives a tender, finely shaded portrait of a woman of remarkable flexibility, strength, humor and loyalty.

A dark suit jacket hangs by a shaded window, beneath a portrait of a smiling, well-dressed executive.

Alexander's and Auberon's combined portrait of her is a superb comedy, shaded with sorrow — for her children (she was almost as neglectful a parent as Evelyn) and also for her.

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Shaded silvers.

Outside, men dressed in mourning black stood under the shade of portraits of the movement's leader, Moktada al-Sadr, the anti-American cleric who now leads a powerful Shiite party, the Iraqi National Alliance.