Sentence examples for trial portrait from inspiring English sources

At the time Dan the Man was working for 50 Cent's G-Unit label, making the videos for "The Massacre (Special Edition)." He arranged for his business partner, DJ Whoo Kid — 50 Cent's D.J. — to visit Mr. Melamid's studio, then in SoHo, to pose for a trial portrait.

"If it went to trial, the portrait of John Edwards that America has today would be way worse," Mr. Sinsheimer said.

At the trial, a portrait emerged of a poor family plunged into chaos after Ms. Santiago had a miscarriage in late November 2005, less than a year after giving birth to her sixth child.

The trial included portraits of Mr. Massino as a wily and brutal crime boss, who instructed Bonanno soldiers to refer to him only by pointing to an ear so surveillance microphones would never record his name.

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.

The trial painted a portrait of a man immersed in the kind of political pushback often presumed to be the province of low-level political operatives, not the vice president of the United States of America.

Instead, what emerged after his capture and during trial was a portrait of a divorcée who once had ambitions as an apparel maven, suffered from financial problems, and eventually lost sight of his aspirations.

At both trials, a double portrait of the rabbi emerged.

Sequence of normal gaze following trials (I) with catch trials (II) where demonstrator portrait was shifted horizontally (here by 10°).

Mr. Fleming's testimony, a week into Mr. Minor's trial, painted a remarkable portrait of Mr. Locker's recklessness in trying to be killed.

The evidence at the trial painted a contradictory portrait of Mr. Pickton and life on the dilapidated farm that he and his siblings had inherited.