Sentence examples for a stylized face from inspiring English sources

On either side of the door stood a massive jamb with a stylized face at the top; the rest of the jamb was ornamented with geometric designs.

Written vertically, it uses simple geometric forms to collapse a sign's three basic parameters -- hand shape, location and movement -- into a streamlined icon, topped by a stylized face.

The betyl's typical geometric features are here transformed into a stylized face, with deeply incised eyes, heavy eyebrows, a straight nose and a small stern mouth, all placed on a very flat surface.

Their central designs, passed down from fathers to sons and through marriages, typically represent a bush or river spirit, with a heavily stylized face and perhaps a small body, surrounded by various totemic symbols.

The stylized face of the fitted mask is far removed from Roman realism and the headdress is of the type known as Phrygian.

The style of the Persian masters — bright, unshaded colors; a high horizon; stylized faces; and little depth perspective — was designed to recall the world as Allah first saw it, freshly created.

Susan in her taxi, dusty hatbox on the seat beside her, fingered the ivory masks in her handbag, out of sight: a man and a woman with broad, composed, stylized faces, lowered eyes.

Participants are asked to indicate their emotional state [ 61– 63] by choosing from among seven stylized faces and rating each on a seven-point scale, ranging from the saddest face (score 1) to the happiest face (score 7).

These abstract figurines have flat, squarish bodies with highly stylized faces complete with nose rings and multiple earrings.

Users had to choose among seven stylized faces ranging from 1 to 7, from the happiest face (score 7) to the saddest one (score 1) that corresponded to their emotional state [ 36, 69, 70].

Pepsi labored for decades to position itself as the younger, sexier alternative to Coca-Cola, but last fall it unveiled a logo that has been widely interpreted as a stylized smiley face (some thought it mimicked the logo for the Obama campaign, which arguably makes the same point in a different way).