Sentence examples for crisp shape from inspiring English sources

A triple-ply duchess satin trench coat had a curvy silhouette and rounded folds that gave it both a crisp shape and a feminine feel.

Another option is a shirt in a stout fabric like oxford cloth or cotton canvas that will hold its crisp shape throughout a summer night.

Her scenes have a crisp shape, her dialogue pops, her characters swagger through an array of showy emotion, and she knows how to give a plot a cunning twist.

Crisp shapes and negative silhouettes often evoke prehistoric goddess statues, rock formations or ceramic vessels.

Its crisp shapes and deep primary colors suggest the influence of Joseph Stella and look forward to David Hockney.

Among the four early Blaine abstractions, two standouts are "Red and Black" (1945), a smallish canvas in which crisp shapes in deep brick-red, gray and black frisk on a spacious cream-colored ground, and a black-and-white 1945 gouache, "Untitled," whose snappy black-outlined vessel shapes inflected by vertical black bars evoke Acoma Indian design.

Try not to break the vegetables up however as the presentation is better with crisp shapes.

The surrounding vertebrae retained their crisp rectangular shape but had the same mottled appearance.

Christine Y . Kim the assistant curator at the museum, has given the show a crisp, clean shape.

Another arresting photograph from this period is "Gloucester 28," two twists of rope lying on planking, one a crisp U shape, the other below it, a small tangle of strands.

Escorting these openers were warm, crisp pillow-shape rolls.