Sentence examples for tender portrait from inspiring English sources
A sister's tender portrait of the German artist Martin Kippenberger, who died in 1997.
Tóibín's tender portrait of one woman's experience of emigration has an understated power.
"The Centaur" (1963) infused Joycean myth into its tender portrait of a well-meaning schoolteacher.
His tender portrait of her lying on a bed or divan captures her frightened core, the fragility beneath the voluptuousness.
There will also be the rare chance to see a tender portrait of the elegant widow Katherine, Lady Stanhope.
Djaout's book is best read for its tender portrait of a secular, cosmopolitan man among the believers.
Colette, whose tender portraits of cats and lovers are magical.
He took affectionate and tender portraits of his grandchildren, children and of Ms. Aubry.
In the current exhibition, two of the most mesmerizing works are anchored by tender portraits of women.
Giovanni Battista Moroni The introspective and tender portraits of this Italian Renaissance painter are disconcerting and beguiling.
From surprisingly tender portraits of sleeping soldiers to officers practising golf on the front line, Tim Hetherington's photography captured moments of intimacy and absurdity in war.
