Sentence examples for elegant subject from inspiring English sources

Arguably the best-known serial self-imagist of our times is Cindy Sherman, who has portrayed herself in hundreds of elaborately constructed semblances, from a modest housewife to the elegant subject of portraits by Rembrandt and Ingres.

The main use in the book is to organize certain concepts into an elegant subject.

In an elegant study with artificial objects by Valdes-Sosa et al. (1998) subjects had to judge one of two superimposed transparent stimuli, covering the same location in space.

An elegant study by Cheong et al [37] examined 'traffic gap' judgement and eye movements in subjects with peripheral visual field loss, including three subjects with glaucoma, as compared to healthy subjects.

This is an elegant study.

But around the time Wols was photographing skinned rabbits, the Italian-born Sommer -- who settled in Arizona in the early 1930's -- was photographing cut-up chicken parts as though they were the most elegant of subjects.

They reveal a young artist homing in on his signature style — an almost icily elegant take on subjects as various as Patti Smith and S & M gear.

That would mean a richer kind of slow you feel after the friendly female transplants at East Well-Being and Tea spa, in SLO's elegant Heritage Plaza, have subjected you to one of their "running cupping" sessions (I have the back marks to prove it), followed by a slow, tender massage.

And yet it's subject to elegant deceits.

As for the controversy of abandoning impartiality in the face of Joe McCarthy's bully-ism, I was reminded of Churchill's elegant dismissal of the subject.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukREMOVING the sleeve reveals a book that is entirely white, except for the names of its author and subject in elegant black type on the spine.