Sentence examples for pointed imagery from inspiring English sources
Her narration is straightforward, heightened by pointed imagery; seeing swans take wing she calls them "apparitions not so much of grace as of difficulty".
The five-pointed star also recalls Masonic imagery, which could point Illuminati and Freemason sects within this dimension's White House that are working toward the New World Order.
The five-pointed star also recalls Masonic imagery, which could point Illuminati and Freemason sects within within this dimension's White House that are working toward the New World Order.
Shot in Tokyo, it's exceedingly faithful to the original, except with more computer-generated imagery and the pointed addition of a rooftop scene in which a Japanese police office explains to Sarah Michelle Gellar the logic of the story's central haunting.
Point to its pointed teeth.
In many cases imagery and patterns were made by drawing with pointed instruments into the wet slip.
Aside from the biggie that we're heading for a "heaven" that will have a sci-fi explanation behind it, there was last week's struggle over whether a bearded hero had been real or not, a lot of crucifix imagery in the dungeon and on the robots' faces, and the six-pointed Star of David-alike when the shields crossed the beams.
The Poetry Foundation describes Strand's style as "precise language, surreal imagery, and the recurring theme of absence and negation; later collections investigate ideas of the self with pointed, often urbane wit".
