Sentence examples for drawings express from inspiring English sources

Drawings express the interaction of our minds, eyes and hands.

Some are well-known in the outsider art world, among them Adolf Wolfli, a Swiss mental hospital inmate whose drawings express a vertiginous mix of landscape, music and megalomaniacal autobiography, and Aloise Corbaz, whose swooping, lyrically romantic paintings reflect the obsession about an imaginary love affair with Kaiser Wilhelm that led to her confinement in another Swiss hospital.

Upon their return from Oklahoma City, Chief Downey and the New York firefighters and police rescuers who worked with him received more than 1,000 letters, poems and drawings expressing gratitude.

"The children draw big drawings and express their joy in this way".

While life-drawing classes at the Lyme Academy often require students to spend many hours on one pose, Ciaran Murphy said that in Dublin "we draw more gestures" -- rapid drawings that express movement -- "and we're encouraged to be more expressive and to experiment".

My hope is that the drawings here express the giddy gravitas of the moment.

Beijing architect Li Han of Atelier 11 designs concrete urban structures, and as an artist he's devoted to using isometric drawings to express his love for the city.

Each session was attended by a pediatric respirologist, an occupational therapist with experience in having children use drawings to express their feelings, and a graphic artist.

Moore would spend the night observing and making small sketch notes; then, in the next days at the studio, he would work his ideas up into large coloured drawings that expressed in permanent form the resigned but indomitable spirit of Londoners during the bombing of their city.

But more than 200 Whitehall residents stood in line at the March 29 opening of the Save-A-Lot, as much to take advantage of the promotional free products and prize drawings as to express some relief that a new business was starting.

They became much too visible amidst those who prefer not to publish certain drawings, not to express themselves, not to write, not to protest.