Sentence examples for jagged shapes from inspiring English sources

He was riveting here, slicing and dicing notes into jagged shapes.

It was a long pathway of dovetailing jagged shapes of cheap carpet that progressed from color to black and white.

It culminated in two even more jagged shapes, made of white pegboard partly swathed in black garbage bags.

The painting's contrasts of color, bold black lines and jagged shapes advance the tension of the scene.

For instance, toddlers consistently matched rounded vowels, such as "koko," to rounded shapes and non-rounded vowels, such as "kiki," to jagged shapes.

Still's mature paintings from the late 1940s on consist of interlocking jagged shapes in a dense, highly-worked surface that he applied with a palette knife.

They give the building a jubilantly jagged shape.

"Lavender Ghost," with its jagged shape and surface, is a good example of the elegant, fragmentlike mélanges that result.

In the future, if the jagged shape and pin density are optimized, we expect that the effect of z-pinning can be further improved.

But the black cavity of her body has the jagged shape of the torn screen from her "Portrait of Space," with a void beyond it.

RICHARD C. VISCONTI is talking about the highs and lows of a job -- his -- and tracing a jagged shape in the air.