Sentence examples for of the silhouettes from inspiring English sources

From belted blazers to roomy utility jackets and power suits with loose trousers, many of the silhouettes were uncharacteristically boxy and oversized.

Early phases of childhood are the subject of the silhouettes, many of which depict moments when children, particularly girls, unable to distinguish between right and wrong, innocently engage in aberrant behavior.

In 1887 a French artist, Henri Rivière, created a shadow theatre that enjoyed considerable success for a decade at the Chat Noir café in Paris; Rivière was joined by Caran d'Ache and other artists, and the delicacy of the silhouettes was matched by especially composed music and a spoken commentary.

The great critic André Bazin highlighted precisely these qualities in Maupassant's writing — and, in doing so, explained why he didn't like the movie that Ophüls made of these stories: What's important is to preserve the rapidity of the line, the movement of its curve, even incomplete; the aptness of the silhouettes rather than the resemblance of the faces.

The major lengths of the silhouettes were then adjusted to be more than 100 pixels.

The outsides (grounds) suggested portions of familiar objects in half of the silhouettes and novel objects in the other half.

Nor, despite its back-of-the-nickel silhouette, is it a type of buffalo either.

The severity of the silhouette dramatizes the chiseled jaw.

The photos give a good sense of the silhouette that was fashionable in the imperial court.

That was the message contained in the tough jackets and the eroticism of the silhouette.

The styling looks laughable on paper, not least because of the silhouette.