Sentence examples for blind figure from inspiring English sources

Other fellow travellers in the rebel world include Baze Malbus, played by Jiang Wen, and Chirrut Imwe, played by Donnie Yen, who brings a martial artist's poise to this blind figure who uses his hyper-acute hearing and sense of the Force to negotiate his way around.

Then she unzipped it to reveal a white, sparkly feather ensemble that looked like it was made for the world's first blind figure skating champion.

Benson, best known for his Windex blue eyes and wispy voice, starred in a trifecta of feature films between 1976 and 1978 -- "Ode to Billy Joe" (in which his sexually conflicted character throws himself from a bridge), "One on One" (a triumphant tale about his scrawny basketball star) and "Ice Castles" (about his hockey tough who melts for a blind figure skater).

Seemingly blind figures also appear in the hallucinatory "The Dream" (1921), in which a multilated man carrying a large fish (in Beckmann's iconography representing the soul and traditionally a symbol of Christ) mounts a ladder that may represent a cross.

Larger patterns have also been drawn between "final battle" events in Indo-European cultures, including the occurrence of a blind or semi-blind figure in "final battle" themes, and figures appearing suddenly with surprising skills.

During the first phase of the trial study staff and parents/guardians of participating children were blinded after which the investigators were unblinded but the parents/guardians of participating children remained blinded (Figure 1).

The same area was found also as a main effect in an imperceptibility X domain ANOVA model analysis in the blind (Supplementary Figure 6C).

It would be tragic if "color blind," a figure of speech used by Justice John Marshall Harlan in an unsuccessful effort to break down de jure racial barriers in the late 19th century, was used successfully in the late 20th century to derail efforts to uproot de facto racial barriers.

Mixed effect multilevel meta-regression analyses of double blind trials (figure 4) found no effect of the metabolic regulation, duration of diabetes or BMI on the overall result (p>0.05 for all analyses).

This is the true stuff of nightmares as thousands of small carnivorous creatures resembling the blind, toothy figures in Francis Bacon's Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion run riot.

All other animals failed to exhibit any overt signs of compromised bone quality, in a double-blind examination (Figure 1B).