Sentence examples for version of portrait from inspiring English sources
The XR has a version of Portrait Mode, too, but Apple accomplishes the bokeh effect not with a separate camera, but through software and machine learning.
This plebeian role was in contrast to the many upper-crust characters she portrayed, such as Countess Gemini in the 1968 TV version of Portrait of a Lady, Edith Cunard in Nancy Astor (1982), Lady Carnock in Portrait of a Marriage (1990) and a dignified Mother Superior in Bille August's 1998 film of Les Misérables.
Claire Armitstead Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop "It's damn well written," Ezra Pound wrote to HL Mencken in 1915, describing the serialised version of Portrait of the Artist; later, he would predict the that the book would "remain a permanent part of English literature".
The most immediate result is the implementation of Google's own version of portrait mode — that faked bokeh effect that blurs the background to make a subject pop.
The faces of the figures are at once distinctive and generalized, like digitally reworked versions of portraits.
Accordingly, the busts of Hippocrates that have been found could be only altered versions of portraits of these deities.
Avedon compared this version of portraiture to the portraits of the fin-de-siècle Viennese Expressionist Egon Schiele, which seemed to him "one of the highest examples of portraiture without borrowed dogs".
MM: I think that illustrated versions of selfies bring back the creativity of the portrait in a fun way, kind of like the "rock star" version of the portrait.
A version of the portrait on the Celebrating America website is slightly cheaper and spelled correctly.
"It's a version of the portrait of the leader that you might see in the lobby of an old office building," Berlant said.
He gained national attention and sold more than one million copies of another sticker with a refined version of the portrait and the single word Obey.
