Sentence examples for vast portrait from inspiring English sources

A vast portrait of the modest Mr Tirole was strung across Toulouse's town hall.

A vast portrait of her hangs from the façade of Paris's town hall.

L'Assommoir - as it was for his contemporaries - is the best way to begin exploring his vast portrait of humanity.

There is the conundrum as to whether it's a small story about life or a vast portrait of Life.

He left in his numerous writings a vast portrait gallery of the great figures of his country, particularly in the Portugal contemporaneo (1881; "Contemporary Portugal").

Those are just a few samples from a vast portrait by numbers painted by the Census Bureau's 2012 Statistical Abstract of the United States released this month.

The road to Liaquat Bagh – the park in Rawalpindi where she was killed – has been renamed Benazir Bhutto Road and is lined with vast portraits.

Just watch out for the bikes.... Hundreds of tiny etchings create his vast portraits, but does knowing the process help us know Chuck Close?

Above soar billboards, advertising a conference with a "real estate guru", a "women's day" at a local gym where "cut-price classes" will "make him love your curves", and one poster composed of vast portraits of Mohandas Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and the former president APJ Abdul Kalam, the "father" of India's nuclear programme.

A vast banner-portrait calling him a traitor hung outside a bookshop in Moscow.

But in 1964, the year his play "The Best Man" became a film, with Henry Fonda as a Presidential candidate — Vidal said that an agent's suggestion that Ronald Reagan play the part had been laughingly rejected — Vidal published "Julian," a vast, fine-grained portrait of the apostate Roman emperor, which marked Vidal's first appearance at the top of the Times best-seller list.