Sentence examples for truthful portrait from inspiring English sources

Pietro Longhi painted a "Truthful Portrait of the Elephant Taken to Venice in the Year 1774," as the Italian inscription from the artist's hand specifies within the picture.

"Creation," which was based on a book by Randal Keynes, who is Darwin's great-great-grandson, may well be a truthful portrait, but it is not a convincing or illuminating one.

In 1991, during her intensive rehabilitation after the bike accident, Ms. Dijkstra made what she calls her first truthful portrait, an image of herself just out of the lap pool, staring down the camera with a look of determination and sheer fatigue.

"I believe that Suburra, if you know the city and how things work here, is a realistic and truthful portrait," says Sollima over a plate of food.

It is as possible that Gibson, under her care, has delivered one of the most truthful portraits of mental illness in American film.

Fry's paintings of French landscape in 1912-13, and even more his wonderfully lively and truthful portraits of Iris Tree (1915) and Edith Sitwell (1918), have a candor and a directness that still take us by surprise.

It is also full of heartbreaking sadness with as honest and truthful a portrait of marriage as I have ever seen.

It's a focused, truthful and vital portrait of what it's like to be young in 2014, not just 1982.

She forcefully denies that characterization, saying that the book was misinterpreted, and that Mr. was a truthful and sympathetic portrait of her grandfather.

Camera portraits were considered so truthful that brothel patrons would select bed partners from photographs.

It's as if he cannot depict Floridablanca realistically because he doesn't know him; in that sense the portrait, however schizophrenic, may be absolutely truthful.