Sentence examples for calls cartoons from inspiring English sources

In some cases, people simply drift off and become what one character calls cartoons of their former selves.

Hugh MacLeod, the man behind Gapingvoid.com, is well known for what he modestly calls, "cartoons drawn on the back of business cards".

This is what happens when graphic designer, Markus Hofko's mind wanders: he starts with a cartoon character, and deconstructs what was once an animated, flat personality into a three dimensional abstract translation he calls 'Cartoon Particles.' "I actually did a flat version of this first, which looked already quite intriguing, but not overly exciting.

Inside the locker were several dozen packages of cookies called Cartoons — chocolate- and lemon-flavored sandwich creams.

These "Acts of the Apostles" tapestries and Raphael's full-scale drawings of their designs (called cartoons), have since gained great fame.

And there's a beautiful hardback volume of pen-and-ink drawings - too thoughtful to be called cartoons - from Jean-Jacques Sempé, The World According to Sempé (Harvill, £15).

"I've seen everything already, so it's hard," Mrs. Shaber said, though Jared was captivated by the old-fashioned caricatures at a booth called Cartoons and More, and thought his friends would enjoy having their portraits drawn as a party favor.

Placed alongside the panels they inspired, the exuberant charcoal sketches he called "cartoons" reveal how Rivera translated his broad strokes into the final scenes.

Your show's called Cartoon Violence.

And in 2014 she called cartoon icon Walt Disney a "gender bigot".

Presleigh, who is 9 years old, prefers a Web site called Cartoon Doll Emporium.