Sentence examples for pleasing line from inspiring English sources

One problem is that the software relies on conventional geometry, which does not necessarily yield a pleasing line for the eye.

The neat shape, excellently designed and adorned with David Roberts's pleasing line illustrations, makes this a pleasing object in its own right.

The sex is graphic but vanilla (though Soft Porn II does have a pleasing line in annilingus), all breasts are "pert," without exception, and anything kinky or gay is usually punished with a kill screen, unless it's a wholly improbable lesbian scene.

Classical-ballet technique is based on the turned-out position of the legs, which increases the range of movement through added mobility in the hip joint and also imparts a more pleasing line to the extended leg.

Interspersed with the Italian masters and the French Impressionists of the 19th century and the Dutch School (Rembrandt's portraits in particular) and literature and poetry and interior decorating (I moved all the ornaments on our sitting-room mantelpiece to form a more pleasing "line") we still had such an excellent grounding in the traditional three R's (useful, even today).

His work in tennis imagery mainly courts, whose pleasing lines and beautiful functionality appealed to him helped to soften the divide, and his need to work out to help fight cancer diluted the false binary between artist and athlete.

Please line up behind the microphone in either aisle.

Please line up behind the microphone in either aisle..

Please line up behind the race's starting line in the appropriate seeding areas, based on your expected finishing time._ 15:00-18 00-Minute Group Off-season high-school and college runners looking to score gift certificates to Sizzler.

Get to the store at 100 Greene Street, (212) 343-2300, before July 30 to find booties for $175, down from $498, and a tiered dress, $475 from $950.... ISSEY MIYAKE is discounting its men's and women's spring collections by 40 percent, and the Pleats Please line by 50 percent, at the TriBeCa store at 119 Hudson Street, (212) 212-0100.

Will the first volunteers for elective surgery please line up?