Sentence examples for robust picture from inspiring English sources

It's a pretty robust picture out there".

In the 18th and 19th centuries, its kilns produced robust "picture" plates with painted decorations.

"It's not a robust picture we see for our economy next year," he said, "nor is it a terrible one".

Because the map does include so much data, however, the researchers think it still paints a fairly robust picture of the situation on the ground.

Panto's success also shows a more robust picture of theatre in the regions than was depicted recently by Danny Boyle and National theatre director Nicholas Hytner, when they protested at proposed cuts to local theatre funding.

The survey, which will build a robust picture over time of how the company is performing through the eyes of staff, is designed to fit in with the business planning cycle.

Pettibon's coarsely robust picturing and suavely refined prose do the same, but for initiates who are more strictly fanciful.

33 However, we believe that our careful scrutiny of the data, extensive discussions, and detailed analysis of themes have enabled us to produce a powerful, robust and rich picture.

In the following weeks and months these two movies by and large divided the spoils, however there was a sense that The Descendants' best chances lay with Clooney and adapted screenplay (which it won on Sunday), whereas The Artist had emerged as the more robust best picture prospect.

This is all a bit shocking considering the robust economic picture of the public markets.

A robust molecular picture of living xenarthran phylogenetic relationships have been recently established [ 27, 28] and estimates of their divergence dates have already been used to test biogeographic hypotheses [ 29].