Sentence examples for terrible portrait from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the anti-Soviet bologna that got him, or the mausoleum made of bologna — not even the terrible portrait, made out of sausage, of the leader holding a cut-off piece of his own ear on the tines of a fork.

There is also a terrible "portrait" mode that adds a blurred vignette around the subject.

And obviously you're going to have to get on of those terrible portraits taken and it will live on your parents' mantelpiece for the next thirty years as an upsetting reminder of the fact that you didn't properly learn how to do your eyebrows until the age of 23.

Pat Boone (who must have some terrible be-cardiganned portrait in the attic because he looks 40) gave us his account of reworking Fats Domino's Ain't That a Shame.

I was a terrible painter – my portraits looked like the evil chimera love-children of Picasso's demoiselles and the BBC test card clown.

Gibb scales her story small, twists her sentences into prickly, unsentimental assaults and ends up with a portrait of terrible, comic humanity.

"This is a portrait of the terrible moment we're enduring".

And he has produced a powerful portrait of the terrible and futile French war from which Americans learned little as they moved toward their own engagement in Vietnam.

There are definitely some not-so-great, possibly terrible paintings here, including the commissioned portraits, like the one of Walt Disney.

With an ABC News correspondent, Martin Seemungal, Mr. Koppel and his crew provide a strongly impressionistic portrait of brutality and its terrible results.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti's portraits of Jane have a terrible excessiveness.