Sentence examples for outlines could from inspiring English sources

Its contemporary version dates to Mike Newell's 1992 "Enchanted April," and its outlines could not be more simple.

LSF imaging recovered high fidelity outlines of the arms, legs and tail for Anchiornis, but head, neck and thorax outlines could not be reliably imaged (Fig. 1).

Diplomats at the W.T.O. say a new government procurement agreement (G.P.A ., or at least its outlines, could be concluded this year and talks to bring in new members have gathered pace.

Between the classical period and the modern period its design was modified by the limitations and taste of craftsmen and their patrons, so that during those centuries now called the heraldic "Decadence" the outlines could be grotesque.

New provisions within naming policy outlines could then include not only restoring Aboriginal language names to our cultural landscapes and sacred sites, but also the ability to rename in Indigenous languages towns and cities, communication towers, transport systems, places of knowledge, learning and faith, and all public spaces and memorials.

Zardari and other party leaders said the reform package, of which they disclosed only the broad outlines, could still be altered before it is put to a vote.

If you let your eyes go fuzzy, its outline could almost be an abstract version of Batman's head, with two ears poking upwards.

Her mind makes connections intuitively and she had the feeling that the creative impulse Novoselov outlined could be a reawakening of that original combustible Romantic spirit, a new Jerusalem, if you will.

The scholars who put this forward became known as "murjia," the upholders of irja, or, simply, "postponers". The theology that they outlined could have been the basis for a tolerant, noncoercive, pluralistic Islam — an Islamic liberalism.

If an agreement on a broad outline could be reached, Congress should then push back the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts for six months, provided that revenue increases and spending cuts be enacted to pay for the delay.

Such an outline could also potentially form the basis for future curricula in other hybrid imaging, e.g., PET and MRI.