Sentence examples for a tableau that was from inspiring English sources
In an essay for W Magazine, Desiderio called West's video "a tableau that was disturbingly familiar, rapturously beautiful and frighteningly uncanny".
Instead of a terrorist invader, the loutish-looking beer guzzler was a photographer's prop — a poseur in a tableau that was lifelike up to a point, but above all Life-like, and basically bogus.
Yale presented to him a tableau that was different from the one his father encountered: the students and faculty were starting to become markedly more intellectual and more liberal.
He absorbed the chef's famous perfectionism, manifest in the spotless order of the Noma kitchen and in a tableau that was repeated for minutes on end one recent night: a half-dozen rapt cooks folding and placing scores of individual leaves of wood sorrel just so over hand-shaved beef loin for Mr. Redzepi's herbaceous version of steak tartare.
A black polyhedron evoking a futuristic tombstone by Tony Smith completes a tableau that is as poetic as it is formally elegant.
The ceremonies surrounding the queen's visit to the Palace of Westminster provide a tableau that is condemned as archaic by some in Britain and embraced by others.
It's a tableau that is eerily familiar yet on a much larger scale to the time leading up to the US housing collapse a few years ago.
I just want to pay a little homage to that amazing tableau that was created and I want it to appear live every night, and I want to be surrounded by my weird mutant uncles.
Golijov, a daring and disciplined young Argentine-American composer, combines raucous Latin rhythms and haunting melodic inspirations from his Eastern European Jewish background into a grand tableau that is worthy of the tradition of J. S. Bach.
Joseph Jay Deiss, in his evocative book "Herculaneum: Italy's Buried Treasure," describes an urban tableau that is frozen in time: "Luncheon still waits on tables. . . .
The curtain rises on Blake's parents (David Reakes and Darkin), an affectionate tableau that is immediately disordered by the arrival of five children who flit between the rough and tumble of nursery life and the airy world of their imagination.
