Sentence examples for dynamic figures from inspiring English sources

There also are remarkable creations by such dynamic figures as Albers, Herbert Bayer, Lyonel Feininger and Moholy-Nagy.

Because dynamic figures who helped topple the Communist regime were unwilling or unable to lead, former K.G.B. people, like Putin, stepped gingerly into the spaces they left open.

My first real Hollywood acquaintance was Dawn Steel, a producer and onetime studio chief, and one of the more dynamic figures in town.

(I'm citing the "static" estimates, which don't incorporate an overly rosy growth scenario for tax revenues. But the "dynamic" figures also show a big difference in how the ultra-wealthy would make out relative to everybody else).

Instead of remaining an accessory and covering only the head and neck, the dynamic figures or bold objects encased within the square frame can now be found in all sorts of clothing.

As in many dramas, the villains were the most dynamic figures of all, and although Yama/Erlik Khan is not directly represented in the exhibition, several of his frightful henchmen are, among them the ghoulish Citipati and a dancing deer with a lolling red velvet tongue.

Joe Morton plays the other dynamic figure, Colin Powell.

Mayakovsky was, in his lifetime, the most dynamic figure of the Soviet literary scene.

QUESTION FROM SUSAN: Beck is a dynamic figure, a lightning rod for ratings, and a divisive one as well.

From the north came the movement led most famously by Simón Bolívar, a dynamic figure known as the Liberator.

Is the figure static or dynamic? Figure and caption should be sufficient for reader to draw a conclusion.