Sentence examples for More figurative from inspiring English sources

More figurative in its conception, Mr. Tournaire's "Dream House" collection has its source in Merovingian rings found in the tombs of aristocratic women dating from 6th-century Gaul.

More figurative versions Reclining Tie, Tie Ballerina and Tie Golfer, to name just a few are also available.

After that triptych, you started to paint in a more figurative way: was it more out of a positive desire to paint figuratively or more out of a feeling that you couldn't develop that kind of organic form further at that time?

But it may be true in a more figurative sense.

There are moments, too, of more figurative interpretation.

Now his work is more figurative, representing universal themes of relationships, belonging and self-identity.

"I wanted them to be more human, figurative.

What kind of painter is allowed to behave more unspeakably, figurative or abstract?" He signed a document, then another.

I had been thinking in the past few weeks about this reality in a more intimate, figurative sense.

Next to the bottle stands a more traditional, figurative group by Graham Ibbeson, creator of the Eric Morecambe Sunshine Dance statue in Morecambe.

The more raucous figurative watercolors of Charles Demuth in the collection are passed over for two of his generic renderings of vegetables.