Sentence examples for doll forms from inspiring English sources

Dolls were adults dressed as children until the 1870's, when the child began to be glorified and doll forms were rendered as babies and children.

Any other ideas for politicians you'd like to see immortalized in doll form, or other favorite political dolls?

Stein and Toklas make an appearance at San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum's current exhibition, "Seeing Gertrude Stein" — not in the flesh but in doll form.

Far from disrespecting Karen Carpenter's memory, presenting her in 12-inch doll form wryly nods not just to the still-rampant objectification of female celebrity and the infantilising actions of her minders, but to the dehumanising effect of the spotlight.

Buddy Lee, in doll form, was originally used by Lee in the 1930's in retail displays with the theme "Can't bust 'em," promoting the durability of the jeans.

Even politicians like Sarah Palin, Barack Obama and Nicolas Sarkozy have recently been immortalised in doll form (though Sarko's came with voodoo pins, so presumably it was something of a bittersweet feeling).

The only glimpses of the actual artists come in doll form as the doppelgangers horse around.

So much that he asked 500+ artists to create and submit their rendition of Mr. T in doll form.

It is to this perception of Beau and Co. that a whimsical new book, "Four Famous Dandies," pays tribute, albeit in paper-doll form.

Using elements that are normally thought of as breakable, she creates doll-like forms that are haunting references to the fragility of a child's mind, where trauma can do its most harm.

Clothes can be added by sewing or gluing on layers of fabric, or by wrapping cloth around the doll's form.