Sentence examples for firm outlines from inspiring English sources

Cotman is an interesting foil to Turner because he paid attention to the firm outlines of forms, while achieving a dramatic luminosity.

In its obsession with the "clear" and "firm outlines" of landscape forms, A Land reads like Roger Fry on rocks, and in its preoccupation with synchronicities like Gurdjieff on geology.

His graphically vivid painting, with its firm outlines, saturated colors and fill-in-the-blanks brush style, was imbued with the spirit of populist utopianism characteristic of the early years of the revolution, as are the types of figures he depicted: rural workers, soldiers, athletes and political heroes like the 19th-century Cuban independence leader José Martí.

Yesterday, the firm outlined several management changes in an internal memo.

He added: "She has a voice of rare purity, and she sings phrases with comparable clarity and firm outline".

By the end of the year, the Dundee-based firm outlined a dramatic plan to outsource the management of its investment funds.

The suit would pursue strategies advanced via a study produced by a New Orleans law firm outlining "legitimate legal theories" that, it contended, might lead to the wholesale transfer of lands to the state.

The penny-per-share payout is all that is allowed under the federal government's $20.0 billion bailout of the financial firm outlined in November.

Bronislaw Malinowski proposed that "besides the firm outline of tribal constitution and crystallized cultural items which form the skeleton, besides the data of daily life and ordinary behavior, which are, so to speak, its flesh and blood, there is still to be recorded the spirit -- the natives' views and opinions and utterances".

The British people can only make a proper judgment when there is a plausible plan on the table, a firm outline of which has been accepted by the other 27 states in the EU.

An e-mail from an executive at Merck, addressed to executives at other big pharmaceutical firms, outlines plans for a campaign to scuttle the patent reforms.