Sentence examples for study the portrait from inspiring English sources

That is, until you catch the subtitle, "The Hidden History of Rudy Giuliani's New York," and study the portrait carefully enough to notice that the mayor is flanked by two clumps of elephant dung — a send-up of a Brooklyn Museum exhibit he attacked as sacrilegious and pornographic.

When I get out of the kitchen long enough to study the Portrait Monument, I am always struck by how weary Elizabeth, Susan, and Lucretia appear.

A confirmed bachelor, he likes to hang out at the Yale Club in Manhattan or study the portraits of his many ancestors hanging on the walls of his ancestral summer retreat in Southampton.

Whenever they visited Arden's family, Thomas found himself studying the portrait of her grandmother.

Mr. Wells and other experts said they were convinced after three years of studying the portrait, and after elaborate scientific tests at Cambridge University, that it was, in effect, the holy grail Shakespearean scholars had sought for centuries: a portrait done in Shakespeare's lifetime, and the original from which other Shakespeare paintings of the period were copied.

Pedretti said that after studying the portrait for more than three years he was now going public with his findings, although he needed a few more months to be absolutely sure which parts of the painting were the work of Leonardo's assistants.

Alphonse Bertillon, "Summary Chart of Physical Traits for the Study or the 'Portrait Parlé,' " circa 1909.

We left the dining room decorated with Barbara's childhood portrait and entered the study, where the portrait of Hale, painted not long before his death, hangs over her desk.

Coupled with a crackdown on dissent and "stability maintenance" efforts that include stepped-up surveillance in communities across the Tibetan plateau, the study paints the portrait of a society increasingly shaped and managed by the state.

47 An early study using the Portrait PSR (Rhytec, Waltham, MA USA) device examined its effects both clinically and histologically following multiple single-pass treatments for full-facial resurfacing.

Study the Diane Arbus portrait for details.