Sentence examples for study a portrait from inspiring English sources

"The data shows that blue-collar workers are pretty strongly over-represented among the unemployed and that white-collar workers are pretty much underrepresented," said Mark K. Levitan, a senior policy analyst at the Community Service Society and author of the study, "A Portrait of Inequality: Unemployment and Joblessness in New York City, 2002".

The oft-quoted 2013 Pew Study, A Portrait of Jewish Americans, sheds light on this increasing phenomenon.

The more than four in ten (43 percent) Jewish Americans who see Jews facing "a lot" of discrimination in the U.S. is still a "pretty substantial" proportion, said Alan Cooperman, co-author of the Pew study, "A Portrait of American Jews".

In recent years, this has been a frequent subject of conversation and a source of controversy, with the now infamous 2013 Pew Research Center study, "A Portrait of Jewish Americans" showing a serious decrease in Jewish affiliation among millennials and a disconnect between them and Israel.

"Isn't that precious?" I heard someone ask, studying a portrait of Mildred Jr. that carried a "not for sale" sign.

Francis Bacon's 1953 "Study for a Portrait" topped the list.

Here's the study, where a portrait of Margaret Thatcher hangs over the fireplace.

And in June Christie's London sold "Study for a Portrait" (1953) for $28.7 million.

Francis Bacon's "Study for a Portrait of Clive Barker" (1987) was expected to bring $800,000 to $1.2 million, but bidding never went beyond $680,000.

It is as a character study and a portrait of an unconventional 1960s Irish family that the production is most engaging.

A previous installation, Study for a Portrait of Lord Byron, used an image of the poet's face as a three-legged coffee table.