Sentence examples for elaborate assemblage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brun's "nez d'amour," or "nose of love," is an elaborate assemblage of boned and cooked pig snout stuffed with pig tongue and vegetables.

Mr. Barney's elaborate assemblage with honeycomb-cocooned car seats encased in octagonal cabinets relates mystifyingly to his latest film, "Cremaster 2".

Perhaps the most memorable image from the Times Square car-bomb attempt was those men in the bulky green suits who walked right up to the smoking, sparking Pathfinder on West 45th Street and peered into it to find an elaborate assemblage of explosives".It is a lonely walk, going into a situation like that," said Sgt. Joseph Hourihan of the New York Police Department's Bomb Squad.

Yet the scatole were crucial to his development, setting the stage for bigger, more elaborate assemblages, like '"Monogram".

This year the show is weighted toward installation, with several artists constructing elaborate assemblages out of found materials and everyday objects, much of which is indebted to vintage conceptual art and contemporary sculpture.

PCA were mainly applied to elaborate vegetation assemblages such as Mediterranean pre-forest unit, evergreen woodland, or alluvial forest, and to replace these groups in a local area according to edaphic factors.

Recognising the utter tedium of the hamster, these pioneers have spent the past half-century devising more and more elaborate equipment for them: vast assemblages of multicoloured tubes and half-pipes and loop-the-loops designed to make them seem more interesting than they actually are.

I use the term tour de force here because of Clements master touch with sumi ink, but also because the drawing is an assemblage of individually elaborated drawings on 10 x 8 inch sheets of paper.

The entire assemblage is contained within an elaborate border.

Bausch's shows are basically assemblages of skits in which, amid elaborate stagecraft, old beauties and hypocrisies are contrasted with the frank predations of modern life.

Amid eloquently plain pieces such as Carolina Mayorga's print of three bullets, the most elaborate entry is glass artist Tim Tate's 3-D assemblage of concentric circles of guns, flowers and male nudes.