Sentence examples for classically featured from inspiring English sources
These fragments, the remains of work by Greek artists, depict aristocratic, dignified, classically featured figures painted with a confident impressionist technique.
Fortunately, it's popping up in several places this year; witness the Buddhas in Greco-Roman drapery at Carlton Rochell (121 East 71st Street) and Dalton Somaré (showing at Pace Prints, 32 East 57th Street), or the classically featured bodhisattva head at Nancy Wiener (showing at Jack Tilton Gallery, 8 East 76th Street).
From Gilles Peterson to Andrew Weatherall and most recently drum 'n' bass icon Goldie, Ministry of Sound's famed Masterpiece series has classically featured some of dance music's most respected luminaries gracing our eardrums with their own expertly curated three-disc mix compilation.
"I think I've been to two bars in my life," said Mr. Danson, a tall, classically featured man who once posed for Aramis Cologne ads, acted on Broadway and played dramatic roles in the feature films "Body Heat" and "The Onion Field". "Am I a womanizer?
Myoclonus-dystonia [M-D (MIM 159900)] is a rare familial movement disorder, which classically features a variable combination of non-epileptic myoclonic jerks and dystonia (1).
The higher priced Designers Collection, more classically styled, features a roster of 24 well-known designers; the Soho-inspired Fragments Collection is more trend-and fashion-oriented.
The exhibition featured his classically shaped vases, the colourful surfaces of which served as a seductive camouflage for inscribed images and messages that were distinctly at odds with their decorative medium.
Classically designed and fully featured Nokia 6263 now available at T-Mobile USA.
The day's events featured several classically trained singers ― a shift from celebrations surrounding Bush's 2001 inauguration that pulled out stars Ricky Martin, Jessica Simpson and, amazingly, 98 Degrees. .
Classically Black will feature students, staff and faculty that are classically trained instrumentalists, singers and artists.
Kemp's angelically haunted face and classically trained body have also featured in the GAP advertising campaigns of 2002 and 2004.
