Sentence examples for The vignettes from inspiring English sources
noun
A running ornament consisting of leaves and tendrils, used in Gothic architecture.
The vignettes provide no color or context.
The vignettes in "Larder" are looser.
The vignettes can be used to convey practical information, as well as dramatising teenage decision-making.
The vignettes are colorful and engaging but do not slow the story.
The vignettes were superb and brought each line of poetry to life.
The vignettes were assembled by Paul Sigrist Jr., director of the Ellis Island Oral History Project.
The vignettes barely disguised that many of her songs worked the same way.
The vignettes are now produced by ethicists, without the quality control that future researchers can offer.
The vignettes, conversations, political reflections, humorous episodes, and vividly drawn people throughout the book are unforgettable.
The vignettes of those she knew well, like Vusumki Make, also present her interactions and relationships.
The vignettes are summarised in the table.
