Sentences with phrase «portrait of the muddled»

Unfortunately their story never quite takes off, their friendly exchanges building to an intentionally excruciating dinner date whilst never really offering a convincing portrait of the muddled beginnings of a late in life relationship.

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Alex also argues that I, and others who postulate such critiques, offer a «muddled» portrait of the Presidential candidate:

Amy purports itself to be survival horror, but the only surviving you'll be doing is trying to make sense of the muddled gameplay mess laid before you as you're «scared» by the same gimmicky frights, like bursting gas pipes and falling portraits, over and over again.

The portrait painted of the artist in «Mr. Turner» is as muddled and murky as his paintings were perceived to be by Victorian London.

You may notice we're focusing on the dazzling sights, and hardly at all on the muddled portrait of the City of Light as a «mothers, lock up your daughters» cesspool of boho intelligentsia.

In the first, Christopher Wool's stylishly smeared black - and - white abstraction pales by comparison with the paintings around it: a nice oil on linen by Albert Oehlen, a messy muddle of black blobs by Guston and a second - rate portrait that Pablo Picasso painted in 1969.

The whole composition comes together as a self - portrait, with recognizable facial features within the swirling muddle of colours.