Sentence examples for tranquil portrait from inspiring English sources
But this photo provides a rare view of the stadium, a tranquil portrait of a relic that was soon to vanish.
The Geneva-based Galerie Jan Krugier offered a tranquil 1917 neoclassical portrait of Picasso's wife-to-be, Olga.
"Helmut" (a self-portrait?), in which large, tranquil floes in several shades of white bask among tiny islands of black and other colors, could also be a tribute to Mr. Ryman's passion for white.
The New Yorker, January 17 , 2000P. 83 Briefly Noted review of "Tea" (Algonquin; $21.95) by Stacey D'Erasmo...[T]his memorable debut novel unfolds in three extended sequences, each developing a portrait of Isabel Gold, whose tranquil suburban childhood ends when her mother,...commits suicide in a locked hospital closet... View Article.
The story ends with a striking portrait of the park, once a tranquil place, it is now, 30 years later, a wasteland, benches and swings smashed by soldiers, the terrain destroyed by bombs.
These were some of the most tranquil, insightful parts of my day, whether I was staring into the eyes of a Cindy Sherman portrait or losing myself in the colors of Rothko.
The neighborhood is tranquil.
The tranquil part was true.
