Sentence examples for bold outlines from inspiring English sources
The cartoony sets, by Rumiko Ishii, have the bold outlines and jarring contrasts of the writing.
The clarity of Cranko's storytelling is exemplary, yet the steps' bold outlines allow a good margin for individuality.
Jansson's bold outlines of Moomintroll, the Snorkmaiden, Snufkin and the rest are also all waiting to be filled in any way the reader likes.
With its bold outlines and orange, yellow and green color scheme, it hardly seems related to Northern European manuscripts of the same period.
With its bold outlines, melancholy mood and sombre palette, it anticipates the artist's blue period, yet it sits comfortably alongside the gallery's post-impressionist works.
Daniel Jennewein's bold outlines and expressive animals make this simple story, with its interesting DNA fact, into an entertaining, good-hearted romp.
Rather than painting pretty pictures of lakes and shores he came up with cubism, a new, strange and occasionally mad art style that involved fragmented subjects and bold, abstract outlines.
On the other hand, Roy Lichtenstein brought to fine art the devices of commercial printing: Benday dots, bold outlining, flat areas of shrill color.
During the Song dynasty (960 1279) in China, Northern and Southern schools of painting evolved that were totally different in style; the former used bold outline and brilliantly contrasting colours of deep green, blue, and gold, while the latter emphasized delicate, monochrome ink painting of misty landscapes.
Sample molecular fragments: a a rigid fragment, pyridine, with six constituent atoms in the bold outline and two possible connections to C.3 and C.ar in the dashed outline, b a three-atom linking fragment containing C.3 carbon with up to 3 connections, C.3 carbon with up to 2 connections, and N.3 nitrogen with up to 2 connections.
"This bold outlining," Tam explained, "is reflected especially in how Tyrus handled trees within 'Bambi.'" Wong described his later work as representing "loneliness, and a little sadness.
