Sentence examples for lost figures from inspiring English sources

Marsan is a tiny, clenched man, with a scrunched-up face, discolored teeth, and a pointed beard — he looks like one of those lost figures in the corners of Renaissance paintings, chewing out their innards on the way to Hell.

"Ab-Ex Re-Con" is not, it should be said, entirely devoted to recovering lost figures or devoid of those who were to become the first generation of American art stars.

Marsan is a tiny, clenched man, with a scrunched-up face, discolored teeth, and a pointed beard he looks like one of those lost figures in the corners of Renaissance paintings, chewing out their innards on the way to Hell.

But he referred to his lost figures as "under the spell of some charming but vaguely dreaded hallucination", and this could stand as a description of the paintings themselves.

As migration progresses, N-Cadherin expression is gradually lost (Figures 1E, 1I).

"He was this lost figure – which is what his characters are.

Like most of his surviving rock'n'roll contemporaries, he currently seems a lost figure, cut adrift from popular taste.

Barker, the Kiwi skipper, appeared an increasing morose, lost figure as he headed towards the record books for the wrong reasons.

Maradona, a forlorn, lost figure on the sideline, defeated in three of the four World Cup qualifiers in his nine-month tenure as coach, told reporters, "This won't break me".

One must be careful however, not to excessively smooth the image, as this will likely cause the topographical details to be lost (Figure 5c).

Devine scored laughs as gruff Dull Gret, yet she cut a harrowingly lost figure as Angie, Marlene's emotionally troubled daughter being raised by her sister, Joyce (Flaathen).