Sentence examples similar to layered edifice from inspiring English sources
And like Ronald Hayman (the author of a succinct one-volume life of Proust that appeared in 1990) he emphasizes the role that World War I had on the shape of the novel: by forcing a delay in publication, it gave him time to expand and elaborate his story, to create the famously layered architectural edifice the book became.
At the tip of this four-layer edifice are those metals and minerals mentioned most often in strategic-materials lists produced by the Department of Defence and other branches of government.
The grilled vegetable tower was an imposing edifice layered with smoked Gouda.
The government insists the new system will not cost more than the old one, but the multi-layered edifice will certainly not be cheaper, even before counting national elections every four years.
Today 9/11 carries so many burdens — of interpretation, of sentimentality, of politics, of war — that sometimes it's hard to find the rubble of the actual event beneath the layers of edifice we've built on top of it.
Best were the lemon pudding soufflé sprinkled with poppy seeds, and the blackberry stack, which is an edifice of puff pastry rounds layered with whipped cream and fresh berries.
In some scenes, edifices waver in a visual limbo of growth and decay simultaneously stripped to their bony foundations while also layered with shells of scaffolding.
We briefly describe how the hazard layers for the edifice, pyroclastic surge, tephra fall, and lava were generated; for more detail refer to Deligne et al. (2017).
Her fascination with systems and mechanisms dovetails with her music, which loops and layers her voice and instruments into lofty pop edifices, pulsating and chiming in radiant major chords.
