Sentence examples for decisive lines from inspiring English sources

Even in our digital age, architects generally prefer drawings, which direct your attention to edges and intersections, to seemingly decisive lines and seemingly definitive points.

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I suppose definitions of words in the dictionary can be made to do this — anything can be scanned but not be made into decisive lines.

It has the virtues and the faults of Allen's later films which is to say that his ideas come to the fore in sharp focus, sketched with clear and decisive lines, but sometimes the sketchiness detaches them from the context of lived experience and turns them merely assertive and hermetic.

"This, I think, is the way all artists want to draw," author and curator Chris Byrne, who discovered Michelangelo's work and now represents her estate, explained to me as he traced over her intensely decisive lines with his fingertip.

With this program, city planning has crossed a decisive line.

The former Test cricketer soon explains why he has taken such a decisive line.

With this 2003 piece, conceived, like most contemporary art, for museum display, we technically cross a decisive line from ethnology to art.

There is little faith here, it seems, in Europe's ability to draw a decisive line under its problems any time soon.

Here, the decisive line was crossed from preservation to preservationism, the belief that the new buildings in the city should emulate the appearance of old ones.

Herbert Muschamp attacks the Department of City Planning for "crossing a decisive line" and for setting up shop "in the sphere of aesthetic preference" ["Reaching for Power Over Streets and Sky," May 14].