Sentence examples for varied portrait from inspiring English sources
And, each day, new filmed reports will provide a uniquely varied portrait of how they're thinking, what they're thinking - and what they really care about.
Together, the stories convey a varied portrait of Russian life and the dark history of the author's hometown.
And while Nick may be "a flop in some departments," as Ms. Turner's disappointed character snarls, Mr. Harbour seems more than likely to advance his own career with this unflinching, surprisingly varied portrait of a hungry all-American cad.
From joyous riots following the Obama/Biden election to a mesmerizing slow-motion moment of a flock of pigeons, it was a varied portrait of the neighborhood--with Bright as multidimensional flâneur traveling by bike, foot, and car through the dimensional plane.
His most varied and distinctive portraits, though, are of children.
And it's not hard to see why filmmakers as varied as Jane Campion ("The Portrait of a Lady"), Jonathan Glazer ("Birth"), and Lars von Trier ("Dogville") have wanted to play Pygmalion to her Galatea.
Not all could be called portraits, and they varied in their style, but they all depicted her body, even if it was a tiny or unrecognizable part of it.
She was also a painter of note, having won the Garrick-Milne prize for theatrical portrait painting in 2000, and the National Portrait Gallery holds her portraits of subjects as varied as MacMillan, Stephen Hawking, Steven Berkoff, Roberto Gerhard, Norman Wingate Pirie and Joseph Needham.
He has drawn on precedents as varied as Mogul opium dens and French portrait galleries for commissions ranging from chateaus to gyms.
It handles varied lighting conditions with aplomb, and again, portrait mode gives it an extra bump in terms of generating impressive results.
The Fame Lunches includes pieces on topics as varied as Michael Jackson ("Locked in the Playground"), "The Unbearable Obsolescence of Girdles," Henry Roth ("Portrait of the Artist as a Fiasco") and V.S. Naipaul ("Brilliant Monsters").
