Sentence examples for delicate contours from inspiring English sources
The linear design was first drawn with a brush in delicate contours and soft shading.
It also shows us the delicate contours of public figures falling in love, and then navigating jealousy and the toxicity of relationships while being famous.
The style that the Tosa school revived and preserved was the Yamato-e (Japanese painting), distinguished by delicate, precise contour lines and variegated colours.
It took a while to hear the contours of these delicate Pièces de clavecin en concerts, for violin, viola, flute and harpsichord, but eventually the zany side of Rameau, a true eccentric, burst through.
DHI has shown again its usefulness to obtain contours of small and delicate biological tissues.
There they were fed into a machine that, through a process called fused deposition modeling, built a three-dimensional figure by spraying paper-thin cross-sections of ABS plastic according to the body contours of the subject (hence, the delicate ridges) at a 1 10 scale.
In their view, anthropology is an applied branch of the humanities, an intellectual apprenticeship in the delicate art of getting to know other cultures without flattening them to the contours of your own.
On close examination, the legs reveal a variety of delicate shapes, as Mr. Krenov's knives and planes adhered to the natural contours of the wood and the patterns of its grain.
Using crushed minerals and clay to create hues of red, yellow, brown and deepest black, they followed the natural contours of the walls and ceilings to lend a three-dimensional quality to the delicate and powerful renderings.
The pia mater is a very delicate impermeable membrane that firmly adheres to the surface of the brain, following all the minor contours.
