Sentence examples for more sinuous and from inspiring English sources

His new "Force of Circumstance" is a slight departure — denser, the tone more coldly formal, the vocabulary more sinuous and hyper-articulate.

Echoes of David Mamet's voice can sometimes be heard in the slam of the dialogue, though Butterworth's rhythms are more sinuous and his vocabulary more baroque.

Cat Simmons is just as bold but more sinuous and far more suspicious: she's a beauty with a disabled daughter and an absent partner, who tells the admirer she loves: "You been moderately diverting... Now.

Reeves Channel form became progressively more sinuous, and extensive flood-tide delta shoaling areas developed, since groyne array installation.

After a brief pause, the section showcases a shift in both the beat and the lyrics, becoming more sinuous and personal, while a gentle keyboard riff rises underneath the music.

"Coin Coin Chapter Two: Mississippi Moonchile" is a more sinuous experience, and in most respects the more successful piece.

In gardening fashion, the rectangle of grass surrounded by rosebeds has given way to more sinuous shapes and varied planting.

But that site, like the summit of Everest, is surely crowded to the full by creatures from other films — everything from King Kong to Susan Sarandon's majestic dragon, in "Enchanted," who was far more sinuous, witty, and purple than anything Dr. Connors could devise.

As Dr. Onorato and other researchers see it, the tale of the Florida panther is twitchier and more sinuous than its long tail, a continuing saga of highs and lows, hopes and oh nos.

Ingres and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes led him to create increasingly rounded and modeled forms and a more sinuous line; as a result, Gauguin's images became more luxuriant and more naturally poetic as he developed marvelously orchestrated tonal harmonies.

Beetle movement tended to be more linear (pathway fractal dimension approached 1) on prairie dog habitats and more sinuous on adjacent grasslands.