Sentence examples for idealized features from inspiring English sources

While their muscle tone contrasts with Barbie's, the dolls have similarly idealized features.

We will show that, during spiking, the voltage variable x exhibits the characteristic, but idealized, features of regular, periodic oscillations.

We finally note that perfect robustness (complete insensitivity) to all protein and metabolites is an idealized feature.

It faces a typically idealized ad featuring a model in a bra.

Later, as the contestants exchanged beauty advice about the best whitening lotion and eyelid tape, some of the girls cringed at the extent to which their competitors seemed to idealize Caucasian features.

The show also features idealized, homoerotic photos by the French team Pierre et Gilles.

Callahan points to the use of dynamic action poses, idealized figures, costume designs featuring numerous accessories, a preference for copious crosshatching over brushwork in rendering, and the depiction of cybernetic limbs and other reflective surfaces seen in those artists' styles as being derived from Adams work, in particular his run on Longshot.

His compositions feature isolated, highly idealized bodies that echo the exaggerated flair of late-Renaissance mannerist paintings.

Hodges painted in a hybrid style, combining elements of the two main branches of 18th-century landscape painting: topographical landscapes that accurately reported physical features of places, and idealized landscapes that created an imaginary setting with subjects lifted from mythology, history or the Bible.

"Bonanza" begins as an oddly idealized vision of small-town life featuring long stretches of silence and natural beauty, interrupted by its residents' articulately describing the freedom and pleasures of life off the grid.

She is iconic in the sense that she looks like a copy, an idealized self: Photoshop has blurred and glazed her features, giving her a teen-aged flush, making her face both foreign and familiar.