Sentence examples similar to rococo's exaggerated features from inspiring English sources

Researchers discovered that people who have coulrophobia find a clown's exaggerated features problematic in gauging the clown's true intent.

Blake's scratchy, cartoonish illustrations of characters with exaggerated features grace the pages of titles like (1988), (1980), (1964) and (1961).

The Kennel Club said the problem was caused by breeders deliberately breeding dogs with exaggerated features.

Represented are fanciful birds, fishes, and animals with distorted or exaggerated features.

They often had exaggerated features in order to be seen by the audience at a distance.

"When a small child is first learning about the world, to have exaggerated features is incredibly disquieting.

With their grainy texture and exaggerated features, they looked like props from a German expressionist film of the 1920s.

He often paints white people with similarly exaggerated features and considers "big red lips" a signature of his mythological world.

In 1972 Mr. Holst performed as an Auguste clown, with red nose and exaggerated features, recalled Steve Smith, a 1971 classmate who years later became director of Clown College.

She cited the new Volkswagen, which, with its cartoonishly exaggerated features, may recall the Bug but has yet to seduce young consumers, according to Lambesis research.

Among them was Guanxiu, an eccentric who painted Buddhist saints with a weird air and exaggerated features that had a strong appeal to members of the Chan sect.