Sentence examples for the portrait itself from inspiring English sources

"The second was the internal evidence of the portrait itself — what does the portrait tell us?

The portrait itself is pure Hals: loosely rendered but very much alive.

If so, it will not be visible in the portrait itself.

Nor was the portrait itself particularly surprising to Times readers, who have always known themselves to be above the mean in terms of income, education and attainment.

The portrait itself might serve as a symbol of something more: that history is in the hands of those who document it as much as it is in the hands of those who make it.

Some of the portraits are more conceptual, like "Yifa Traoré, holding" (2011), a mise en abyme, or a picture-within-a-picture that shows the hand of the eponymous sitter holding his portrait before the Great Mosque of Djenné (the portrait itself was taken in front of the famous mud-brick mosque).

In particular, the portrait lends itself to the portrayal of beauty.

Adding stabilization essentially allows you to shoot all the way down to the low-light cap on the portrait effect itself, which is great.

It ends with a meditation on the famous odd, lonely self-portrait of Annibale Caracci in the darkened studio, the painter gone home, a dog peering suspiciously at the spectator, the glum self-portrait itself perched on the easel.

In the last four panels, President Clinton, in a bathrobe, gets a word of advice on self-pity and leaves the portrait smiling to itself.

The most lasting legacy may reside in the trial itself: the portrait, revealed in internal memos and recordings, of a toothless regulatory system and a corporate culture that exposes the men and women of Appalachia to extraordinary risk.