Sentence examples for refined shapes from inspiring English sources

Human figures, animals, buildings, and the landscape are presented as refined shapes that are defined by concise outlines.

He used the tools of construction, demolition, and scale to grip the edges of the city's rupture and pull it into refined shapes, making urban decay (and possibility) more conspicuous.

By the end of the featherball era (around 1850), clubs looked far more elegant, with refined, graceful shapes.

I became obsessed with eggs, gazing on their refined shape in wonder.

But almost more striking than the knife-edge introduction was the shapeliness Mr. Barrett brought to the first movement's gentler, more lyrical sections and the refined shaping of the Andante.

From top left clockwise, visual hull, 3D points generated by depth estimation, after outlier removal, shape estimated by implicit region growing, refined shape estimation by explicit surface evolution.

Ballet is a great way to gain strength while still maintaining a refined shape.

Celebrate by posing in your mirror and enjoying the newly-refined shape of your body!

Tableware and decorative items that reflect simple but highly refined organic shapes include plastic dinner settings from the 50's by Russel Wright and Maurice Heaton's "Amoeboid Plate" (circa 1950), a frosted glass dish enameled with a radiating pattern of thin gold lines, imbued with biological and nuclear references.

The Impala's design was cleaned up again for 1962, resulting in what many collectors consider the most refined body shape of the era.

As their characters philosophize and bicker, you bask in a refined sensibility shaped by Chekhov, Henry James and E. M. Forster, in which privileged people with time on their hands fret about money, endlessly chew over the past and allow their minds to eat themselves.