Sentence examples for familiar drawing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rabkin believes the play is perhaps the most ambiguous of all Shakespeare's plays, and compares it to "the gestaltist's familiar drawing," which, looked at one way, is a rabbit, but, if one shifts focus, can seem like a duck.

In the 16th century the work of the Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel the Elder is full of near caricature, as in the familiar drawing of an artist who is troubled at his easel by a nosy peering connoisseur behind his shoulder.

These interfaces were based on two different haptic metaphors, one of which mimicked familiar drawing tools (such as pen, pencil or crayon on smooth or rough paper) and the other of which drew on abstract descriptors of haptic experience (roughness, stickiness, scratchiness and smoothness).

The many great works in the show's first half tend to be overly familiar, drawn from the museum's collection.

But there are ways to lead audiences to new content, beyond the familiar draws of news and music, sport and drama.

If Group D does not quite qualify as that familiar draw staple the Group Of Death, there are two good reasons.

"I have always been interested in cars and got familiar with drawing since a very young age," she said.

Mr. Payne, a native Nebraskan, and Mr. Begley, a Manhattan lawyer, have placed Schmidt in familiar milieus, drawing moral and aesthetic details according to what they know.

The path never strays too far from familiar terrain, drawing on the museum's collection of 25,000 artifacts along with lent objects, reproductions, video screens and museological play areas for the younger set.

Her latest work is not a new departure but a development of familiar strengths: drawing us in to a compelling fictional world, populated by characters who live and love with vivid self-awareness.

The familiar rhythm drew you right back in: the seamless sequence of passes, quickening and subsiding, then breaking off and starting over.