Sentence examples for striking portrait from inspiring English sources
Together they offer a striking portrait of modern Hollywood.
It's a striking portrait of the evolution of the NHS.
Giovanni Lorenzo Bernini's striking "Portrait of Costanza Piccolomini," carved two centuries earlier, exemplifies the former qualities.
It is a striking portrait of a paternalistic and isolating experience.
Lord Inglewood, chair of the committee, said the work was "a striking portrait of a very real, although unidentified, woman".
Canadian photographer Libby Oliver's striking portrait series, Soft Shells, is a playful exploration of how people express themselves through clothes.
She did her best work before the war but occasionally, as in these cases, produced a striking portrait after it.
Earlier, he had also achieved a striking portrait for Vogue of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in 1966.
Klimt was a striking portrait painter, swift to achieve a likeness, accurate to the point of genius.
Striking portraits of Bianca Jagger, Edith Sitwell, Coco Chanel and Marlene Dietrich are other memorable examples.
Russell befriended her and, in his striking portraits, rechristened her Zora the Unvanquished.
