Sentence examples for pale lines from inspiring English sources
His bowls and beakers, thrown in porcelain and glazed in celadon, are domestic, – in theory, you could fill them with hot tea – but they also exist in a more contemplative realm; arranged in pale lines and marked by various dents and asymmetries, they whisper a story of limitless but rather fragile possibility.
Juveniles are more ornately patterned than adults, with pale lines and darker blotches.
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The thick pale lines represent raw data, and the thin vivid lines represent filtered data.
Dark lines and bars show exact distributions from Equation 72 ; pale lines and bars show distributions arising from the truncated Normal distribution described in the text.
When calculating the average cFR (black lines) we excluded curves (pale lines) that resembled those without degradation because they likely represent sporangia in which SpoIIIE is not yet degraded.
Oh, the cover-girl looks are intact: the knowing azure eyes, the knife-sharp cheekbones and the fine, pale line of a mouth.
From here, in a port that writers and historians have long cast as a gateway between cultures, the cliffs of southern England appear as a pale line, a rampart to be breached by undocumented travelers hoping for sanctuary in a land with, at best, an ambiguous reputation as a place where migrants are tolerated but are rarely offered an unqualified welcome.
Susie Rosmarin's fine-grained blue and orange grid generates a dazzling optical buzz; Hovey Brock conjures ghostly swirls of pale line; Steven Charles gives luscious physicality to an oozy cellular world; and Jon Berzinski's all-over, black-and-white maze has an infectious visual rhythm (Johnson).
A pale lining, he later explains, means the child has anaemia.
The interior paling lining of the old wooden church was covered with pine sheeting in the late 1930s.
