Sentence examples for figures in action from inspiring English sources

Although static figures may be as meaningfully symbolic on a stage as in a painting, the deeper revelation of character, as well as the all-important control of the audience's responses, depends upon a dynamic presentation of the figures in action.

"There are still far more male figures in action roles.

This includes programs like Schneck & Eck Crack the Case, Action Figures in Action, Secret Agent Challenge, and Neighborhood Super Watch. .

One line of experimental evidence in support of such a connection comes from work by Heiner Deubel and his collaborators, in which various changes to the way in which an object figures in action are shown to have an attention-indicating influence on the perceptual discrimination of stimuli that are presented on or near that object.

When John talks about the apprentice who lived in a field behind Uncle Raul's factory, and how gifted he was — how he could model a figure in action in two days — Robert will remind him that the kid was "nuts," and so violent he nearly killed them all.

The brand, which is owned by Kraft, is aimed primarily to those 18 to 24, and along with being "the most iconic figure in action sports," Mr. White is "a personality fit for the brand because he's genuine, authentic and exudes a lot of confidence," Mr. Siegal said.

All three figure in action.

It could be a trophy with a detailed human figure in action, a trophy in the form of a football, or something else.

This volume brings together leading figures working in action theory today to discuss issues relating to the CTA and its applications, which range from experimental philosophy to moral psychology.

Working in relief only about an inch deep, the sculptors were able to depict an extraordinary complex of scenes of figures in vigorous action, full of complex overlaps to suggest deep space.

But though it is an attitude or state of an individual, it is a fundamentally different kind of intention, and not the sort of intention that figures in individual action.