Sentence examples for sketch of himself from inspiring English sources

Christopher Weyant, asked to describe "most cartoonists," wrote that they are "significantly hairier than you'd think," while Mike Twohy, asked how he deals with rejection, responded with a cartoon labeled "Denial," illustrated by a sketch of himself goonily crowing, "Yes-s-s!

As well as letters, Kray also sent a signed oil painting of a boxer to her son and a coloured pencil sketch of himself as a cowboy.

What he receives instead is a sketch of himself as a buff centaur.

Throughout This Long Pursuit, Holmes moves between reflections on the subjects of his career as a biographer and sketches of himself at work.

One of his first sketches of himself in Paris showed him in front of the Moulin Rouge dressed in bicycle breeches, though he had no bicycle, either; another showed him in a toga, lying on a beach, palette in hand.

Their relations were less strained when they saw each other afterward An American patient at the hospital was an object of curiosity--the day before leaving, he gave Marta 2 sketches of himself, & she in return sent a farewell by Leni.

This may be a sketch of Socrates himself, whose imitation Plato has produced.[15] By contrast, the tragic imitators excel at portraying the psychic conflicts of people who are suffering and who do not even attempt to respond philosophically.

But the many sketches he made of himself are bitter caricatures.

With a presidential election looming in March, Mr. Putin seemed to be sketching a portrait of himself as a leader.

Indeed, he seemed to be sketching a portrait of himself as a leader: salty, maybe a little bit crude, but ultimately in tune with the Russian people.

Harman won for a poem first published in the TLS, The Mighty Hudson, a biographical sketch of a strongman who overreaches himself.