Sentence examples for his delineation from inspiring English sources

Though you're occasionally aware of the effect of time on his voice, he's compelling in his delineation of Edgar's conflicted emotions.

The ultra-Minimalist Fred Sandback (1943-2003), noted for his delineation of 3-D architectural space by yarn stretched from one point to another, is represented here in two dimensions by "Eight Variations for Galerie Heiner Friedrich" (1971-73), a portfolio of silkscreens.

In the West, his delineation of space with color and line, rather than via one-point perspective, would have revolutionary impact.

But Mr. Barker is hardly clean cut in his delineations.

He continued his delineations of female character in Claire Ambler (1928), Mirthful Haven (1930), and Presenting Lily Mars (1933) and wrote several domestic novels in his later years.

"I saw the book at the inn, and was also introduced to the author, then a fine athletic young man... manifesting abundantly the enthusiasm which prompted him to compose his Delineations," he recalled.

But he has cast his own shadow on his coming delineation of God.

In his precise delineation of English manners, he searchingly explored emotional territory that he had treated flippantly before.

The fascination of Giordano's writing lies in his deft delineation of the personalities congealed in these frozen figures.

De Chirico was an Italian painter, but his harsh delineation of light and shadow are more of Spain's brutal demarcations than Italy's subtle marriages of the elements.

Applause to Mr. McNally for his splendid delineation of Robert Whitehead, and for expressing the outrage so many of us felt when CBS chose not to show the presentation of the lifetime achievement Tony Award to Julie Harris and Mr. Whitehead.