Sentence examples for contours to from inspiring English sources

These features define the city's contours to this day.

Yet all of them can also give contours to our freedom.

The character mostly comes across as a caricature, with few human contours to complicate the impression.

Mr. Sullivan's fine cast succeeds in giving some complex contours to Mr. Noone's sharply but simply defined characters.

In soft light, she sports an even more curvaceous form than usual: even more contours to revel in.

This scheme, though inevitably imprecise, provides contours to a generation of poets who are largely unknown to English-speaking audiences.

While it can also distort and misrepresent, it claims to disclose a political physiognomy, bringing its contours to the surface.

8. KRISTIN CHENOWETH, WICKED Her skill, sparkle and high-sheen soprano gave depth and contours to the years most superficial heroine, Glinda the Good Witch.

He's been this way before, you see, always appearing when called, slightly changing his contours to suit the situation and take the blame.

Afterwards, I walked off my lunch in the grassy wilderness of the national park, curling round contours to reach Santo Stefano di Sessanio, another ridiculously photogenic stone village.

So the makeover is meant to make a more elegant Mondeo, with a more streamlined bonnet and calmer contours to reduce the lumpenness.