Sentence examples for like a tapestry from inspiring English sources

The tangled map of the metro reflects the narrator's disintegrating, incomplete perspective: "My Moscow glows in shreds, fragments, like a motley patchwork blanket, like a tapestry caught on the loom".

These included ideas as simple as Alessi's LED lightbulbs, which can stand charmingly on their own (no need for a shade) and as elaborate as Luceplan's modular Synapse system, which stretches across a wall like a tapestry and can be programmed with a nearly infinite range of colors.

It's kind of like a tapestry.

Love became a pattern on my wall no, not a pattern, more like a tapestry, a widespread tapestry of other voices, other words, lumped on top of one another, ever changing, always variable.

Formerly a weekly staple of East Village Radio, Chances with Wolves has been called things like a "tapestry of eccentric music" and a "six-year-running radio program with quite a following".

"It's like unraveling a tapestry.

Cervantes said that reading a translation is like viewing a tapestry from the back.

Yes four dimensions...it was like weaving a tapestry and unbelievably complex to make it.

It is a novel of voices, to read aloud perhaps, written in jerky sentences that abolish the comma, creating a feeling of timelessness, like scenes on a tapestry.

Mr. White, 72, said he and the car have crossed paths so many times in his life that their timelines were almost interwoven, like strands in a tapestry.

In places — behind the former President's head, for example — the flora look flat, like designs on a tapestry or a particularly adventurous wallpaper swatch: firmly in the background, secondary to the subject.