Sentence examples for sharp portraits from inspiring English sources

Among the dimly lighted ruins were light boxes with startling sharp portraits of children and "found art" displays of toys.

Sharp portraits of the political outsiders who recognized the Nazi threat early on and organized support for the anti-appeasement policy championed by Winston Churchill.

Heilemann is a perceptive observer and a fine writer, and "Pride Before the Fall" is full of sharp portraits of the participants, pithy and colorful quotations and a veritable pileup of telling anecdotes.

There's no getting around the fact that Baxter Dury occasionally resembles his father, both in his mannerisms and his tendency to draw sharp portraits of oddball London characters via spoken-word narratives.

➢ Face Detection: Reduce the chance of blurred subjects in images by recognizing up to eight faces, tracking them within the image area, and automatically focusing and optimizing exposure for sharp portraits.

Finally, he combines the many images into one sharp portrait.

But the comptroller's audit paints a sharp portrait of the resulting costs.

The ensemble deftly navigates McDonagh's rough terrain of alternating darkness and humor with aplomb, painting a sharp portrait of a world where cruelty is inseparable from love.

For example, the party scene includes a sharp portrait of Achilles' sexually predatory, hard-drinking father and his sweet but dominating mother.

A realistic and sharp portrait, no doubt, and not without irony and self-awareness, but ultimately it suffocates on its own unrelenting self-referentiality.

Anne Enright's The Forgotten Waltz is a sharp portrait of love and infidelity, difficult children and ageing parents, set against Ireland's boom years and subsequent crash.