Sentence examples for as statuesque since from inspiring English sources

Bond Girls haven't been as statuesque since.

At 5 foot 10, with a mane of dark wavy hair, Ms. Carter, 56, is as statuesque as ever.

I'm certainly not as statuesque as I have imagined myself to be over the last decade wearing platform shoes.

Nearly as statuesque as the upright bass she plays, the graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music grew up under the influence of jazz singers such as Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan and Billie Holiday.

Since then, she has flitted between the worlds of music, film and fashion without losing an atom of her intrinsic Grace-ness, an achievement made possible largely by her early training as a model, and by her willingness to serve as statuesque muse in collaborations with talented visual and sound designers such as the artist Jean-Paul Goude and producer Trevor Horn.

When he returned to painting after she died, he represented her and her sisters not as statuesque and thin, but as voluptuous, fleshy mermaids.

She has never been one of the game's athletes, but she has rarely looked as statuesque as she did yesterday and Mauresmo's supple movement, in which she mixed wonderful touch volleys with rasping ground-strokes, exposed her immobility.

I'm not sure who made me more uneasy, Tom Hollander as Roper's drunken, reptilian henchman or Elizabeth Debicki as a statuesque, self-loathing kept woman with her unremitting range of scanty designer outfits.

Ms. Samsom herself is often there, as a statuesque counterpart to her adored canine.

That initiative fizzled, as have others since.

The 35-year-old French actor is in London to promote her role as gaunt, statuesque, demonically possessed, cheeks-sucked-in-so-much-it-must-hurt-after-a-hard-day's-shooting clairvoyant Vanessa Ives in Sky series Penny Dreadful.