Sentence examples for pyle from inspiring English sources

Later Pyle undertook mural paintings, executing, among others, The Battle of Nashville (1906) for the capitol at St. Paul, Minn.

Pyle had established a free school of art in his home in Wilmington, where many successful American illustrators received their education.

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For the history of the doctrine of atomism see especially Pyle (1997).

For example, when observing the setting sun, it would be most accurate to say not that one senses 'red,' but that one senses redly (see Jolley 2000, 37f; Nadler 1992, 64; Pyle 2003, 57, 63-5 and Radner 1978, 89).

These days many commentators are impressed by the link between Malebranchean ideas and logical concepts (e.g., Jolley 1990, McCracken 1983, Nadler 1992, Pyle 2003).

"Oh, man, it's been unbelievable," he said in his winning, Gomer Pyle-like voice.

A few characters flop, such as Kimmy's Gomer Pyle-ish stepdad.

March 5, 1853 Wilmington, Delaware November 9, 1911 Florence, Italy Howard Pyle, (born March 5, 1853, Wilmington, Del., U.S. died Nov. 9, 1911, Florence), American illustrator, painter, and author, best known for the children's books that he wrote and illustrated.

Wyeth, was a well-known illustrator who had studied under Howard Pyle and who, starting in 1932, served as his son's only teacher.

Wilmington long has been known as a centre associated with a distinguished group of illustrators, many of them pupils, either directly or indirectly, of Howard Pyle, whose work is displayed at the Delaware Art Museum.