Sentence examples for distorted figures from inspiring English sources
Expressionism distorted figures.
By presenting distorted figures, Prince seems to have de Kooning mixed up with Francis Bacon.
Her oddly distorted figures, mostly of small and prepubescent girls, are painted singly or in clusters against colored but vacant backgrounds.
An investigation by Customs & Excise has unveiled a fraud in mobile phones and computer components that has distorted figures for both imports and GDP.
Distorted figures and weird mutilated animals seem popular here, but there are also beautiful ceramic works that will appeal to those who, like me, prize a more sensual aesthetic.
The colorful, sensually distorted figures are instantly recognizable Picasso, just the sort of work that auction house experts are hoping will appeal to today's brand-conscious new buyers this season.
Perhaps, then, gossip — "that meeting place of conversation and art, that profoundly fertile vice" of Saint-Simon, Balzac and Proust — is itself a "distorted figure of that passion for the human in its smallest details which will be ours in the transfigured society".
In contrast, due to the internal resistance of the composite electrode, the curve shape of the ZnO NWs arrays is distorted (Figure 5c).
It happened since diffusionless reverse transformation did not change the size of initial austenitic grain but the boundaries of grain become unclear and distorted (Figure 1B).
Parenchymal cells also seemed to have been plasmolyzed with an associated cytoplasmic condensation (Cyt in Figure 3B,E), chloroplasts contained large starch granules (Str in Figure 3C), and the walls were distorted (Figure 3D, arrowheads).
In agreement with the AtHscB gene expression patterns homozygous mutants not only have fewer trichomes than wild-type (Figure 5F) but these were also smaller in size and often distorted (Figure 5H).
