Sentence examples for figures posed from inspiring English sources

Also made by these peoples are chairs decorated with figures posed in genre and legendary scenes.

The antithesis of a document, the picture, a Cibachrome transparency seven and a half feet high and more than thirteen feet wide and mounted on a light box, shows figures posed in a landscape, a blasted hillside, that was constructed in the artist's studio.

Two years earlier, in the wake of the original cartoon imbroglio, a Berlin opera company canceled performances of Mozart's "Idomeneo" when police warned the company that a scene with the severed head of Muhammad, among other religious figures, posed "incalculable risk" to the performers and audience.

Countless iconic female figures posed nude within its pages.

Depicting male figures posed in rugged natural environments, the pieces are eerily realistic yet visually disconcerting.

One of the basic problems for the critics was the propriety of the symbolism of artistic and attractive bronze figures posed as bodies of water.

Indeed, his frequent nearness to theatre is implicit in his lighting and the concentrated eloquence of the way his figures pose and gesture.

Ellie Rose, public affairs manager at Macmillan Cancer Support, said the latest figures pose "a herculean challenge for the NHS and for society.

This is the dynamic in a 10-foot wide picture of terrific wit and gravity called "De Style". Five figures pose in a barbershop.

The goal of bringing about high-level discussions between Pretoria and leading black figures, poses a major problem for the Administration, officials acknowledge.

The figures pose a challenge to the government, which was warned last year that Britain's consumer credit bubble of more than £200bn was unsustainable.