Sentence examples for vibrant portrait from inspiring English sources
The son is a vibrant portrait of adolescence, and Opp's aching ennui produces a truly original voice.
Lone Scherfig's An Education painted a vibrant portrait of an English teenage girl's dubious romance with an older man.
Finally, Lillian Ross's "Workouts" is a brief, vibrant portrait of the late Robin Williams.
Yes, times have changed since 1877, but this complex and vibrant portrait of the city remains recognisable.
When he is hired to protect Kristin Uys, a high-society magistrate, their divergent backgrounds and shared experiences produce a vibrant portrait of South Africa today.
If you are looking for a vibrant portrait of modern London and the people who inhabit it, then this isn't the book for you.
But his best films are vibrant portraits of the Roma, or Gypsy, people.
Surely not students of Rembrandt, represented here by two of his most vibrant portraits.
He was surrounded by 16 of his new vibrant portraits — all made so recently that they couldn't be included in the exhibition's catalog.
We can only be grateful that Mr. Nighy chose to ignore this adjective in shaping one of the most vibrant portraits to be seen on a New York stage.
The photographs for the ads, taken by Janette Beckman, offer warm, vibrant portraits of those involved with Sage, which all appear above the headline "You'd be surprised at everything Sage is".
