Sentence examples for classic figures from inspiring English sources

What has not been widely suggested is that women with classic figures are simply more fertile.

Beyond that, Saint-Saëns seems to find a special identification with classic figures from British royal history.

Meese considers how the classic figures of copyright law authors, users, and pirates have been deconstructed and scattered in the digital age.

As it happens, these very same issues are discussed by moral philosophers in terms of the work of classic figures such as Aristotle, Jeremy Bentham and Immanuel Kant.

His most famous book is a history of Chinese medical ideas, in which he sees classic figures, such as the Yellow Emperor, as a reflection of the Chinese people's deep-seated pragmatism.

And rather nervously, I've just touched the gloved hand of Grace Jones, who tells me, darling, how "I simply love those classic figures from the 30s and 40s … Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Humphrey Bogart, Rita Hayworth.

Piazza has become the classic figure of the noble major league catcher: bloodied, muddied and finding a way to prevail.

"Picasso did classic figure drawing in the beginning, and then, after that, he abstracted," Owens told me.

Victories in the 1986 Kentucky Derby and the 1987 Breeders' Cup Classic figured to have earned Ferdinand a cushy retirement when his racing days were over.

Both discoveries help us see afresh this classic figure, who seems as interesting for being uneven and unpredictable as he is for his familiar commitment to unvarnished reality.

Female characters are women imagined by men, so it's always this classic figure of a sexy woman with a childish innocence".