Sentence examples for both figurative and linear from inspiring English sources

She was at different times both figurative and linear, realist and allusive, full and spare.

His description was both figurative and literal.

Mr. Fox makes both figurative and abstract drawings and prints, often based on the human body.

In this regard, "Centered" (2002) is a masterwork of both figurative and conceptual painting.

It is characterized by small pecked designs, both figurative and nonfigurative, on rock surfaces.

This is both figurative and literal, she continued: "I'm about 5-foot-4 1/2.

Diebenkorn would later go on to make grander, more complex paintings, both figurative and abstract, than the ones here.

Ultimately, he speculated, both figurative and literal connotations may have contributed to the prohibition on cow slaughter.

We conclude that these emotional responses are expressions of solastalgia in what we call "hollow homes" where place and self of agrarian livelihoods undergo both figurative and literal desiccation.

The answer is that in ways both figurative and vividly literal, Weinstein had the media in a headlock.

Gaitonde spoke of himself in similar terms in a 1987 interview that Meera Menezes quotes: "Early on, I did both figurative and non-figurative paintings; I was initially influenced by Indian miniatures.