Sentence examples for figures enhanced from inspiring English sources

He treated the reliefs as paintings by giving the figures enhanced shadows and contours, and making the painted areas stand out.

A final flowering of Mughal-court art includes four works from around 1700 attributed to the idiosyncratic "Stipple Master," who all but eliminated color to concentrate on silhouetted figures enhanced by a finely dotted chiaroscuro that sometimes seems to presage Léger.

In some pictures, marionettelike figures enhance fairy-tale moods that oscillate between terror and ecstasy.

Keita grins when Finch plays a stately figure enhancing his motif, and Finch nods back, giving Keita the room to cascade away on the kora.

When an emotionally challenging life event related to an attachment figure enhances suffering, episodic memory tends to dysfunction (often in an adaptive way), hence allowing subjects to construct a corrected representation of their primary attachment relations and maintain the bond.

Worn under gowns as a figure enhancing item of lingerie in centuries gone by, the corset has gained renewed popularity recently for providing an effortlessly sexy silhouette, whether under other clothes or on its own.

Consequently, the hepatic TG contents remained either unchanged (Figure 4) or enhanced (Figure 8) correlating with the level of Akt signaling and the balance between Akt and mTORC1.

Is Shakespeare's Juliet a confused and starry-eyed girl, lost in love, or a figure of enhanced freedom, somehow vital and generous despite coming of age in the brutish world of Capulets and Montagues?

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Other Romantic writers that followed these figure further enhanced the profile of Romanticism in Europe, such as John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley and Lord Byron.

Importantly, blocking ERK1/2 phosphorylation in BJELR cells by using U0126 MEK1/2 inhibitor (Supplementary Figure 4d) enhanced their apoptotic response to TRAIL.