Sentence examples for its assemblage from inspiring English sources

Its assemblage of scenes, which also include Paige's encounters with an anorexic girl (Erin Wilhelmi), can seem arbitrary, its dramatic pulse distinctly soft.

Despite occasionally shoddy research, the book is best read for its assemblage of wedding facts; quaint arcana is equally matched by contemporary hoopla.

They suggest as well the haphazard nature of the book's genesis, its assemblage from sundry parts and the author's attitude toward such exercises in the first place.

He looks very in control, however, in the subdued painting here, with its assemblage of an iridescent nautilus, a panther shell, and a wooden box packed with fish and a slice of lemon, all set against a satiny black ground.

In this paper the collapse of an industrial steel shed, under a 10 cm layer of fresh snow, is discussed showing that its collapse resulted from a chain of errors, in the design phase, during its assemblage and in the final inspection and control phase.

Yet almost whatever consumers buy these days, they're paying more for these sorts of tasks than for the physical material or its assemblage.

(7) In the pedocomplex I (PK I=δ18O stage 3, Stillfried B) no malacological records are available which would indicate a warmer climate: its assemblages are very similar to those from the loess.

In South Africa the introduction of pastoralism is associated with the ceramic final LSA, the only Stone Age phase that also has ceramics and domesticated animal remains in its assemblages [ 41, 57], and although a few such sites date to just before 2 ka [ 64], most post-date this age.

Even though de Chirico's "Jewish Angel" (1916) precedes Surrealism by almost a decade, it is an important precursor, with its odd assemblage of draftsman's tools topped by a left triangle and presided over by an enormous eye, painted on a piece of paper folded over in one corner.

(La Selva was included in the study because its bat assemblage is so well studied that it could be used to assess the accuracy of different estimation methods).

Calling it more "data poetic" than narrative, Sakr means for it to be a "sentimental analysis" in its flowing assemblage of important words, phrases, and crescendoing electronic soundtrack.