Sentence examples for terrifying portrait from inspiring English sources

Watts started his terrifying portrait of the muscular man-beast in 1885, immediately after reading Stead's articles on "The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon" in the Pall Mall Gazette.

This terrifying portrait of death is a radical and dangerous work of art.

"24" has lost the element of surprise and some of its allure, but it still has something few other counterterrorism series offer, namely a terrifying portrait of terrorism.

For those who need a reminder of the dangers of drinking, there's "The Lost Weekend," by Charles Jackson, a fine novel and a terrifying portrait of alcoholism.

His Thomas (and please don't call him Tommy) is a seductive and terrifying portrait of innocence turned toxic, of a luminous madness that dares you not to look away.

His heir in Spanish art was the disturbingly far-seeing courtier Velázquez, who shares El Greco's painterly evasiveness and whose terrifying portrait of Pope Innocent X is anticipated by El Greco's of a bespectacled Inquisitor.

It's a portrait of sheer barbarism, terrifying chaos, and unimaginable horror.

Follow me into the portrait gallery, where we showcase terrifying paintings of twisted Electoral College outcomes.

Fans are looking at a portrait of themselves and finding it "terrifying".

Accompanied by the Eos Orchestra and staged by Mary Zimmerman, the Tony Awardirectorg directof of "Metamorphoses," who is also co-writer, the opera is "Galileo Galilei," a portrait of the complex 16th-century scientist in terrifying times.

For all that, "Casino Moscow" offers rich pickings -- from the writer's terrifying ordeal at the hands of thieves in Ukraine to a chilling portrait of a Chechen gangster in a Moscow hotel.