Sentence examples for copying directly from from inspiring English sources

The painting had to be, Brugnara thought, the work of a painter copying directly from Leonardo's sketches.

It's not the easiest, most efficient way of getting down an outline, but it sidesteps the lifeless, cookie-cutter stiffness that many artists unwittingly produce when copying directly from another image.

It was, García Luna and others have argued, a gimmick copied directly from insurgents in Iraq.

"The photorealists, like machines, copied directly from photographs," he told Americas magazine in 2001.

(The long-gowned woman in Belvedere is copied directly from The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch).

And the trio of Tahitian dancers strike balletic poses copied directly from images of the mythological three Graces.

Maybe someone at some point noticed that his wrestler-skeletons looked familiar, that they were copied directly from a 16th-century European anatomy book.

Indonesian reporters are now embedded with military units in Aceh in an arrangement copied directly from the Pentagon's own program for journalists in Iraq, American and Indonesian officials said.

By Jon Michaud February 3 , 2012This week, Lizzie Widdicombe writes about Quentin Rowan, whose novel, "Assassin of Secrets," written under the pseudonym Q. R. Markham, included text copied directly from spy novels by John Gardner, Robert Ludlum, Charles McCarry, and others.

Salon editors began investigating the article after an editor at The Financial Times told them that seven paragraphs of Mr. Leopold's article were copied directly from an article in The Financial Times.

Fans of Mr. Laverents's quirky films purchase VHS copies directly from him (his e-mail address is [email protected]) and celebrate him on Web sites and in zines like the Chicago-based Roctober.