Sentence examples for early still from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, too early, still so strong and sharp.
It is early still, with more rhetoric and posturing than negotiating.
An early still shows him rake-thin, much aged, deeply creepy.
He was right on both counts: it's early still but everyone is enjoying this.
With more than 400 reproductions and an essay and interviews by the British critic William Feaver, the book takes the full measure of Mr. Freud's career, from his early still-lifes to his mature self-portraits.
A range of finished works, drawings and models relating to this piece helps give the viewer a sense of how the work evolved out of his incorporation of real objects and collage elements into early still-life paintings and sculpture.
His young son spent hours painting objects, only to lament that he could "never get close enough to an object or inside of it enough" (5 ), but the telescopic views of the domestic implements he painted throughout his career show this early still-life training.
Built about 1755, it's one of the earliest still standing.
But the legacy of Fascist rule, which had ended 17 years earlier, still remained.
