Sentence examples for petite objects from inspiring English sources
Among the petite objects of fascination are glaze-splattered ceramics by the talented abstract painter Joanne Greenbaum (at Kerry Schuss), Polaroid landscapes evoking sounds by Stephen Vitiello (at American Contemporary) and a tiny reproduction of Munch's "Scream," poised atop a pedestal, by Lisa Kirk (at Invisible-Exports).
Discovered in 1930 by Clyde Tombaugh, Pluto held planetary status until 2006, when an astronomical body demoted it to "dwarf planet" - a category of similarly petite objects scattered throughout our Solar System.
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With more than a hundred petite, gorgeous, soul-filled objects culled from storage and assembled in the small, high-perched mezzanine gallery of the South and Southeast Asian wing, it tells the story of how art, which we think of as static, is ever on the move.
She brings a similar air of enigma even to more direct sentiments: wounded lust ("Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear"), lusty submission ("Petite Mort"), righteous disgust ("Dirty World").
So what if the object of his affections is inanimate and very, very petite?
Felicia, the object of his desire, is played by the gamine Montego Glover, a petite woman with a big voice, who exudes an aura of fetching sweetness.
The object is roughly twice Earth's girth which, as planets go, is decidedly petite.
Leaving the Petite École in 1857, Rodin earned a living as a craftsman and ornamenter for most of the next two decades, producing decorative objects and architectural embellishments.
