Sentence examples similar to callipygian figure from inspiring English sources

"Fancy" is by Iggy Azalea, a white woman from Mullumbimby, Australia, whose self-presentation — Barbie-doll tresses, callipygian glamazon physique, perfectly placed beauty mark — dares us to wonder what about her, if anything, is real.

"Callipygian". You look restless today?

Popular culture embraces all things Latino, from callipygian pop stars to taco-touting chihuahuas.

Whose callipygian charmssomewhat stole the limelightat the British royal wedding?11.

With a long word like callipygian, you might want to break it into parts.

Take two other words you might not have heard before: nivial and callipygian.

Callipygian means having well-shaped buttocks, but sounds like "call a pigeon".

Along with Sewell's voice went an archaic vocabulary – "callipygian" was a favourite word, as was "panjandrum".

Now, regardless of your feeling about her rendition at the Inauguration, I don't think anyone would ever accuse the callipygian Beyoncé of that crime.

Mr. Koons has said the model refers to the ancient Roman marble statue Callipygian Venus, or "Venus of the beautiful buttocks".

As I browsed I suddenly felt two burning orbs scoping out my anatomy and turned to see America's No. 1 box-office attraction clocking my callipygian.