Sentence examples for creating solidity from inspiring English sources

He refers to the "Paver's Art" because paving really is an art, creating solidity and order where once there was mud.

"It creates a solidity for the system, and a sense of solidarity," Mr. Moscovici said Thursday.

Numerous events are made possible by the miracle of winter real-estate: all the little lakes that daisy-chain through the valley freeze to granitelike solidity, creating a vast area of temporary fun-space.

This was the hardest technique to master: I'd always thought backcombing was invented around the time Tina Turner first topped the charts, but it turns out to be vital for creating the volume and solidity to pull off a wartime hairdo.

This juxtaposition of warm softness and cold solidity, created by the Dutch pairing of Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta, was an early hit.

The structure has a certain solidity, while also creating a series of layers through which light and views are filtered.

The second creates an impression of solidity and ineffability, paradoxical characteristics of certain Buddhist thinking.

Just look at the illusion of solidity he creates at one end of the spear with just two brushstrokes.

This was that many animals were "painted" the opposite way to how painters create the appearance of solidity in figures.

GE is credited for creating the new device and for taking the trouble to redesign its housing to be more tougher and more secure in its solidity and seal, while making the package simple to use and install.

Thayer observed that whereas a painter takes a flat canvas and uses coloured paint to create the illusion of solidity by painting in shadows, animals such as deer are often darkest on their backs, becoming lighter towards the belly, creating (as zoologist Hugh Cott observed) the illusion of flatness, and against a matching background, of invisibility.