Sentence examples for exotic subject from inspiring English sources

Usually it's exotic subject matter and these days it's usually in color and often large.

As such, she was an irresistibly exotic subject for photographers, and also for herself.

But these are petty objections to a deeply humane book about a spectacularly exotic subject.

The result is "a deeply humane book about a spectacularly exotic subject," Michael Pye said here in 2000.

Not surprisingly, they filtered their new and overpoweringly exotic subject through a Romantic lens, softening and domesticating it.

The exotic subject and boldly original music of Ruslan won neither favour nor popular acclaim, although Franz Liszt was struck by the novelty of the music.

Most of his colleagues, he said, set their sights on exotic subjects: elephants, say, in Kenya.

The editors who saw the inherent interest of exotic subjects also saw the virtues of voices from elsewhere, with London editors indulging explorers of Scots and Welsh folktales.

Both the prose and poetry in this volume are generally concerned with objective description, and both deal with exotic subjects, chiefly classical mythology, France, and Asia.

The images feel like memories, caught in a realm between dreams and wakefulness.With their impressionistic brushstrokes, inventive colours and exotic subjects, these paintings invite comparisons with Paul Gauguin, who similarly fled Europe's stuffiness for an island idyll.

His fascination with escapism and Romantic excess was to reappear in Salammbô (1863; Eng. trans. Salammbo) and La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (1874; The Temptation of Saint Anthony), in which he portrays exotic subjects in a heightened lyrical fashion.