Sentence examples for wrong portrait from inspiring English sources
"That's the wrong portrait, the one that doesn't look anything like her," he said.
First (430a-431c), if attaching names to people is like assigning portraits to them, there seems no reason why one could not succeed in incorrectly assigning them the wrong portrait, and likewise the wrong name.
But it has history; and what a history, as Michela Wrong's portrait clearly shows.
However, one member said: 'The teachers cannot control people, only guide them and forbid what is wrong.' The portrait is consistent with the impressions of Hanif's neighbours.
They had several copies made, each slightly more askew than the last, and would periodically secretly swap them out and then later comment to Woollcott "What on earth is wrong with your portrait?" until Woollcott was beside himself.
Rembrandt got certain aspects of his physiognomy slightly wrong, between self-portraits – his eyes are larger in some depictions than in others, his face longer or shorter – but he always paid close attention to his asymmetric features.
Did you ever love?" "How did we go so wrong?" For each reader the portrait will vary — and without answers, it can fail entirely.
And yet if loneliness and boredom share the blame for much of what goes wrong in Shirley Falls, Strout's collective portrait of its residents remains unflaggingly engaging.
In 2007, Atkins said: It's not that the portrait of her is wrong, but it's only her depression.
That portrait of the country is wrong.
F. C. Gundlach, the extraordinary German fashion and portrait photographer, is proving them wrong.
