Sentence examples for made of lines from inspiring English sources

Whether it is made of lines or of colors, if this creation is not religious, it is not art.

This 1999 classic of contemporary Scottish art is made of lines of coloured tape that completely fill a room.

The flight train, part of the aerostat hanging from the balloon hook (nadir end fitting of the balloon), is made of lines to bind its different components.

Language is like a land, paragraphs are districts, sentences are streets, and words are only lines and curves constructed the way maps are made of lines and shapes.

Each acrylic is engraved with quantum physics inspired graphics made of lines, dots and lines.

In this format, the raised surface (of thick paint) speaks directly to the physicality of paint, and the pictorial line in it (made of lines and incisions) has to work itself in relationship to the physical.

But we shouldn't forget that poems are made of line-breaks as well as words, and "so much depends", in this poem, on the splitting of the two compound words, "wheelbarrow" and "rainwater".

What is one to make of lines like "the annexed vortex tranquiled an address thief's grief"?

It's curious to wonder what young international audiences (presumably an export-friendly product was always part of the plan) will make of lines such as "cheer up cheeky chops" and "back in two bilby's whiskers".

In this work, current collectors made of metal lines were applied by magnetron sputtering on a transparent conducting glass substrate.

Amie Dicke cuts into photographs of fashion models, leaving sexy and spooky figures made of sinuous lines.