Sentence examples for rugged figures from inspiring English sources

Here, it was Alberto Giacometti's bronze sculpture that proved irresistible with its lanky, linear, rugged figures mostly patinated in blackish colors.

The gangly Bosh does not cut the rugged figure of a defensive enforcer.

But there are times when Sachs needs to be a more dominant, even rugged figure".

But there are times when Sachs needs to be a more dominant, even rugged figure, and here Mr. Finley's portrayal needed more presence.

In Escalier van Gogh also saw a rugged figure "akin to the American cowboy," as the Frick's senior curator Susan Grace Galassi says in a video about the painting that is available online and at the museum.

He looked lean and haggard, unrecognisable from the once-rugged figure accused of terrorising the population for three decades.

That rugged shape was also shared by an amyloid fibril derived via a normal prolonged shaking incubation of monomeric α-synuclein (Figure 2E).

Dried lactose showed large agglomerates (Figure 1a), while the spray-dried nanocapsules (D-NC-L) demonstrated rugged microagglomerates (Figure 1b).

The elevated sites so typical of rugged terrain (Figure 2) in an otherwise very flat landscape also provide a good focal point for herders moving the reindeer herd anything from a few hundred metres up to 6 km away, thus avoiding both trampling and overgrazing near chum sites.

In Yamal peninsula, rugged terrain (Figure 4) also provides slight elevations making these areas more attractive as insect relief habitat, while smaller snow banks on the north side of very small bluffs make them attractive to reindeer for cooling and insect relief.

Spray-dried nanocapsules (D-NC-M) showed rugged spherical microagglomerates (Figure 1d) similar to those observed for dried powders prepared using lactose.