Sentence examples for imply movement from inspiring English sources

I prefer descriptions that imply movement to those that are static.

When thin paint ribbons imply movement and gesture, they extend the meaning to include time-based performances.

Udaltsova, who studied in Paris under Jean Metzinger and Henri Le Fauconnier, made solid, unremarkable Cubist pictures with exceptions like "At the Piano": its fragmented forms, in syncopated rhythm, imply movement ingeniously.

To this is added the humanizing effect of having poised and angled each cube as if to imply movement, like a dancer's plié, before making a leap toward the sea.

While the statue (Madonna and Child) is blocky and immobile, the painting (Holy Family) and one of the reliefs (Madonna and Child with the Infant St. John) are full of motion; they show arms and legs of figures interweaving in actions that imply movement through time.

However, unlike the latter, Fawcett (1987) and Neale (2002) include verbs that imply movement in their category, as evident in example (28).

And they have a directional pull, a vector of implied movement.

The early Chinese character for dance (wu) implies movement by the upper body more than by the legs and feet.

They felt it implied movement toward the future and away from the "older, well-established powers," in the words of their unusually open-ended manifesto.

But the 'New Frontier' idea implied movement outward, and in fact most of the emphasis of the Kennedy administration came to be on trade expansion".

The blocks are a bit uneven, and don't sit exactly flat on each other, and there are places where the light and air get between them, implying movement.