Sentence examples for touching portrait from inspiring English sources

I hope to see a similarly touching portrait of the Bushes in the coming weeks.

"Cruel Lips" brings in Lucinda Williams for harmonies; "Nation of Shopkeepers" offers a touching portrait of Britain's working class.

Despite the problems, Ms. Maisel has sketched a touching portrait of an aging family facing enormous change.

In this exhibition a touching portrait of isolation entitled Girl Inside is hung next to her picture of a desolate flower, A Lily Alone.

Yoko Ogawa's most recent book to appear in English, The Housekeeper and the Professor, was a charming, touching portrait of an unlikely friendship.

I also loved Comfort and Joy by India Knight Fig Treee), a hilarious, bawdy yet touching portrait of Christmas over three years.

As Perry raced to put on the finishing touches — mouth, cheek, shirt — the portrait grew fuzzy and self-doubting.

In "Homer & Langley," Doctorow has evoked an American folk-myth writ small, a touching double portrait of men whom social background and class privilege could not protect from extinction.

A recurrent image in "The Zen of Bennett," Unjoo Moon's tender, touching documentary portrait of the singer Tony Bennett, now 86, is of an unblinking eye in the sky gazing through turbulent clouds.

Over the years, in addition to picture books, Tan has created a touching wordless portrait of immigration, "The Arrival" (2007), and the surreal contemporary landscape of "Tales From Outer Suburbia" (2009).

The rest of the cast (including Stephen Spinella, John Glover and John Benjamin Hickey) are here, along with the director, Joe Mantello, drawing a sometimes hilarious, always touching group portrait of eight gay men on three country weekends.