Sentence examples for like abstracted from inspiring English sources
Some look like meteorites, others like abstracted bouquets or heads.
Ms. Ganapin makes collages in the form of mandalas like abstracted, intricately patterned flowers.
What we're talking about when we mention "stylized" violence is really more like abstracted violence, violence that's put in a certain environment of remoteness from reality.
Rather than creating expansive fields, however, Feeley arranged his idiosyncratic vocabulary of loopy shapes like abstracted butterflies, bowling pins and lightbulbs into spare, gridded compositions.
Phoenix Ancient Art has a wonderfully graceful, iPhone-size dish carved from ivory in the form of a trussed duck by an Egyptian craftsman around 1400 to 1300 B.C. Down the aisle at Galerie Lefebvre, a whimsical pair of chairs shaped like abstracted storks made from white marble panels by François-Xavier François-Xavier Lalanne to the enduring appeal of animation in art.
Other scenes look like abstracted cityscapes, or perhaps hoodoos.
Glazer's first film, Sexy Beast (2000), has a scene that asks us to understand what falling down a hillside feels like for a boulder, and just as Sergio Leone said that he looked through Clint Eastwood's face and saw a block of marble, so Glazer gets something boulder-like – impassive, abstracted – from Johansson.
William Lipton, a dealer in Asian antiques in Manhattan, has designed lamps that stand like tall, abstracted animals.
Meanwhile, the San Francisco based studio Gaijin Games has introduced a musical element with Bit.Trip Runner, whose course acts like an abstracted musical stave and every jump triggers a different sound sample.
Snapchat's favourite supermodel Gigi Hadid wore a spurt of stars down her part, while Myer ambassador Kate Peck opted for something that looked a little like an abstracted crow's skull.
After a pause, short, meditative solo pieces from each musician followed, Mr. Roach's built between a slow one-two of the bass drum and high-hat, Mr. Taylor's like an abstracted Ellington ballad.
