Sentence examples for textbook portrait from inspiring English sources
So much for the textbook portrait.
I'm talking about another Segal best seller, "The Class," which came out in 1985 and hovered closer to the bottom of the hardcover list before falling off after a few months, and provides an almost textbook portrait of the artist as a middle-aged man — blessed with and burdened by a Harvard degree.
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Trump's tweets in his first hundred days draw a pretty clear portrait: he's an almost textbook case of narcissistic personality disorder.
Children inside the Tokyo Korean Middle and High School study textbooks in Korean beneath portraits of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
He painted portraits, illustrated textbooks, and helped design sets for the Metropolitan Opera and Hollywood films, and also executed post-office murals for the Federal Arts Project.
By Nick Paumgarten You might have seen "Le Rêve," Picasso's 1932 portrait of his mistress, Marie-Thérèse Walter, in your college art-history textbook.
Today we remember Hamilton from his handsome portrait on the $10 bill, a couple of half-recalled textbook paragraphs about the drafting of the constitution, and his senseless death on a New Jersey dueling ground.
Aside from the double portrait and a few other works that occasionally make it into textbooks, his art is barely known even in France.
