Sentence examples for which portrait from inspiring English sources
The trial's outcome hinged on which portrait of Mr. Asahara proved more credible.
"Tum Tum and Tabarma" uses leather seat cushions as mountings for family photographs, like soft versions of the pedestals on which portrait busts are mounted.
In Egypt, it led to the building and endowment of mortuary temples or chapels, in which portrait images preserved the memory of the dead and offerings of food and drink were regularly made.
My reference to It's a Wonderful Life was to pose the troubling question of which portrait looked more familiar: the bucolic final scene of Bedford Falls, or George's nightmare of the brutal and callous Pottersville?
The walls bore no decorations, just nails from which portraits of Saddam Hussein and other Baathist memorabilia had been hastily removed.
In the army, too, camps had shrines in which portraits of the emperor were displayed for veneration on certain days of the year.
She shaped her image by controlling how she was depicted, including which portraits and likenesses were made public and what clothes she wore.
This suite in the style of Fuller also included a gently comic patriotic scene in which portraits of Washington, Lincoln and Uncle Sam magically materialized.
For the elaborate production, the Brooklyn sculptor Jonah Emerson Bell has designed a large wall, built from refuse, personal mementos and found objects, on which portraits by Caledonia Curry will be projected.
Who chooses which portraits will hang in the hall of fame, which art will live on in museums, which books will end up on the classics shelf, which music will be standard fare in tomorrow's concert halls?
