Sentence examples for abstracted eyes from inspiring English sources

Later Yunupingu painted her own stars with tiny abstracted eyes.

From the skeleton of a hydrocephalic child to the hides of apes hanging silhouetted and framed by light-filled church windows to the abstracted eyes of moths' wings, framed to appear predatory, Rosamond Purcell photographs life after death.

Since the early nineteen-nineties, Gallace, who is from Connecticut and earned an M.F.A. at Rutgers University, in 1983, has been refreshing jaded art-world eyes with slightly abstracted views of New England cottages and barns, empty roads, and unpeopled beaches.

"Leaning" by Soonae Tark of Sunnyside, N.Y., created another highly abstracted and colorful painting that is candy to the eyes, while Suk Semoon of Carmel, N.Y., offers another form of abstraction, a thick circle of broken glass that is both hard to look at and intensely seductive.

In Alastair Sooke's 2013 BBC Four documentary that took place in front of Whaam! at the Tate Modern, British comic book artist Dave Gibbons disputed Sooke's assertion that Lichtenstein's painting improved upon Novick's panel, saying: "This to me looks flat and abstracted, to the point of view that to my eyes it's confusing.

Romance is not a genre that suffers slow, or abstracted, authors, and Roberts, who has red hair, hooded green eyes, and a pursed half smile, is what used to be called a tough broad.

The distance between the sulfur atom of Cys439, where the thiyl radical is formed, and C3' of the ribose, where a hydrogen atom is abstracted to initiate catalysis, is 3.5 3.7 Å. (B ) Wall-eyed stereo view of omit electron density for CDP structure shown in A. Orientation is tilted and rotated slightly to show the water density.

American eyes saw through the lingering Surrealist clichés in his work — often sketchily abstracted sex organs — to a new, expansive, burstingly songful type of pictorial unity.