Sentence examples for prints about the from inspiring English sources

After World War I Schmidt-Rottluff became increasingly interested in religious themes, as seen in the woodcut Head of Christ (1918), which is one of a series of prints about the life of Christ.

Her indignation about what's printed about the President, considers Al Smith so common.

There was a little fine print about the Jews, but at that point, nobody cared.

French journalists have been more eager to investigate, and speculate in print, about the private lives of politicians.

Each unique print, about the size of a movie poster, is a dense pattern of dots created by the deliberately misaligned overlay of two negatives.

Since 1824, no Presidential election year has passed without a campaign biography, printed about the time a candidate is nominated, chiefly for the purpose of getting him elected.

For example, we must wait until the autumn before we have the all-important fine print about the coalition government's policy on gas.

So I have tried that and I kind of like it, even though I have been very firm in print about the virtues of reading the book first.

I have often complained, aloud and in print, about the sorry state of America's youth, at least as they are depicted in movies.

Dancers who struggled through those early performances -- among them Tanaquil LeClercq, Todd Bolender, Francisco Moncion and Rita Karlin -- are interviewed on tape and in print about the experience.

Whenever apocalyptic articles are printed about the state of West End theatre, it is pointed out how many musicals are on: the higher the proportion of musicals to straight plays, the nearer the end of the world.