Sentence examples for form a silhouette from inspiring English sources

And the black-briquette body and pointy, upside-down ears form a silhouette that instantly sears itself into many people's memory bank of disturbing images.

All, for instance, find inspiration in the visual power of language and symbols: Mr. Gyatso uses hundreds of mass-produced stickers of pop cultural icons to form a silhouette of the Buddha, while Mr. Owusu-Ankomah combines and abstracts symbols, logos and ideograms from different times and places.

The waves of rolling summits form a silhouette against the sky that hems you in snugly between the peaks.

The abstraction came in the form of creating a silhouette of the character, removing their face, and adding animated 'dirt' in order to take the experience from the personal to the relatable.

I catch a glimpse of my daughters coming down the road, the overstuffed schoolbags on their backs forming a lumpy silhouette.

Skyscrapers of this period typically lost their ornamental horizontal divisions, being broken up by physical changes in their shape as one looked up the building, the whole forming a striking silhouette.

Redditor DHSVlip noticed that the shadow on his toothbrush (and some kind of pick) form a very familiar silhouette.

Backlit by the Plaza chandeliers, he formed an imposing silhouette.

The Daphne look is more daring in the section named "Armour," where the taut clothes, whether in lace or metal, form a shell around her silhouette.

It would be hard to gauge Dolce & Gabbana's contribution to fashion history by pointing to a silhouette or a form the designers have changed, or a fabric they have pioneered.

18,000 Paper Silhouettes Form a Colorful Human Column in Tokyo.