Sentence examples for book figures from inspiring English sources
Sven Hermann, a German composer, incorporates images of Batman and other comic book figures into his intricate ink on paper drawings.
That's an unintentionally hilarious failing, given the material's leaning on public domain book figures: in their way the Marvel comics heroes of their time.
In "Jerry Maguire," Mr. Bordwell writes in his 2005 book "Figures Traced in Light," there are "fewer than 30 blinks among three characters in a passage of nearly three minutes," which exaggerates and amplifies the interpersonal cues.
"[The Falwell case] has continual significance for two reasons," says William B. Turner, who teaches First Amendment courses at UC Berkeley and whose book Figures of Speech devotes a chapter to Flynt.
Yet these comic book figures represent more than a feel-good fantasy, for me -- they create a picture, in broad strokes, of what each of us really can do in our daily lives.
His new movie has the misfortune of arriving on a cinematic landscape already crowded with comic book figures and their endless apocalyptic skirmishes, which wasn't the case when Guillermo del Toro's "Hellboy" burst onto the scene 15 years ago.
Yes, the comic book figure.
A guy reading a book, figuring out his next move.
"It sounds like these deficits are a book figure representing all their memberships," he said.
The book, "Figure Skating Pins," was the definitive word on such pins.
Her book, Figuring Korean Futures: Childrens Literature in Modern Korea (Stanford University Press, 2017), traces the affective investments and coded aspirations made possible by childrens literature in colonial and postcolonial Korea.
