Sentence examples for whole portrait from inspiring English sources

But you really get the whole portrait 10 minutes into the show.

The whole portrait is framed in an oval topped by a swirling banner that says, "The United States of America".

The whole portrait is encased in a large, nearly circular frame, a little off-center on the bill.

I felt so excited to be exposed to this confident new voice, and then also how Dunham was dealing directly with subjects I've long been fascinated with — digital culture, sex from a young woman's P.O.V., plus the whole portrait-of-the-artist-as-a-young-woman element.

Credit goes to the director, Mallory Catlett, for fusing a multitude of elements into an integrated whole — a portrait of a fractured mind that, somehow, holds together.

A large whole-figure portrait of a beautiful woman in a brilliantly patterned dress rounds out the image of a painter on the cusp of American Modernism (Johnson).

As a further example of the whimsy of the collection, James's idol Egon Friedell, "half genius and half flimflam man," gets 19 pages; Trotsky gets 3. On the whole, the portraits are thoughtful and entertaining; James takes pains to season them with piquant details and memorable aphorisms to hold the interest of learned, jaded palates.

An image presented today at a NASA press conference is the first whole-asteroid portrait returned from a distance of 5200 kilometers.

In the ensuing decades he painted many elaborate, whole-figure portraits of children in juvenile finery.

Here Ms. Cranston presents five life-size, whole-figure portraits of herself as a piñata.

They were of an entire town lined up in their Sunday best, a lot like those whole-class portraits you had to take on photo day.