Sentence examples for warm portrait from inspiring English sources

He evidently liked her, because it's a warm portrait.

Her fiction offers a warm portrait of Estonian rural life: a world of pancakes, sugar beet soup and jam-making.

Using small motions — a half smile, a glance around the room — Mr. Dold paints a wonderfully warm portrait of the young writer.

Leavy draws on more than 250 interviews, as well as a trove of previously unreleased documents, to create this warm portrait of an American icon.

While "Broad City" is often praised for its warm portrait of friendship and sexual frankness, the spine of the show is genius slapstick.

Michael Curtiz's I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS (1951) is an usually warm portrait of the songwriter Gus Kahn and an altogether winning inside story of American pop music over the years.

Redolent with the character of each individual in an intimate and personal domestic setting pensive young ladies at the piano, children engrossed with toys scattered on the floor, Katherine playing with a kitten in her lap these rich, warm portraits seem to express in colour and mood the essence of what Lewis Mumford called "the Brown Decades".

It includes warm portraits of him, his mother and life in immigrant New York, and how "I began to look through another window, not out into 118th Street, but into myself – through my writing, the process by which, for all my earlier alienation, I had finally returned home".

She captured her friends at parties and in their homes, and her images were warm portraits of the city's cultural fringe.

But over all this is a warm, insightful, affectionate portrait with a human and immensely charming Einstein at its core.

Party Girl is a warm and tender portrait of a woman of a certain age, a movie that sets out to address the pain of ageing, the fear of growing old alone, and the realisation that the party's almost over.