Sentence examples for rough silhouettes from inspiring English sources
Muybridge had to try to make a photograph that captured not just motion but incredibly rapid motion, and though he succeeded well enough for Stanford's initial purposes (yes, the horse did have all four feet off the ground), his images were rough silhouettes.
But "Symbol of an Apple: Past and Present" is ultimately unsatisfying because the rough silhouette of a female figure asks to be read as Eve, but the context she's in is ambiguous.
His solution was to take small objects like bananas, apples, pens and boxes of Oreos, outline them repeatedly on paper and then fill in the rough-edged silhouettes with solid colors that might match their subjects (red apples, for example).
The nearby craggy outline of Rough Tor is silhouetted against the brightening sky, and just visible, on the coast to the north-west, are Stepper Point and Trevose Head.
She mixed angular shapes with soft fabrics, and classic silhouettes with rough textures.
In fact, the designer had an interesting story to tell with his clothes, many of which were normal streamlined silhouettes, executed in rough fabrics or as a navy pantsuit that was urban and sleek.
Historian Oliver Creighton suggests that the ideal image of a castle by the 1750s included "broken, soft silhouettes and [a] decayed, rough appearance".
Mr. Ross's attempts to gentle these show tunes, instead of silhouetting their sturdy quadriceps and hamstrings, illustrate their rough edges.
The silhouette looked fresh and street-contemporary, with some terrific coats in rough black fur and a parka in olive cotton with a wide hem of fur.
