Sentence examples for scroll that is from inspiring English sources

Kurosawa explained: "This film is like a strange picture scroll that is unrolled and displayed by the ego".

One of the most unforgettable objects is a scroll that is sparse in imagery except for a fat and happy black cat rendered in ink.

For more Purim-related activities, students can create their own Megillah – the scroll that is read out on the holiday – to tell the story of the festival, complete with illustrations and symbols to denote the moral of their tales.

Antonio Stradivari, an Italian luthier who lived from 1644 to 1737, constructed these violins (and some guitars, cellos and harps) with a distinctive scroll that is a telltale for appraisers.

Leave it to the 21st century to find some hilarity: The contemporary artist Hong Hao, in "Spring Festival Along the River," inserts cutout photographs of picnickers and a special appearance by Bruce Lee into a digital copy of a famous 12th-century scroll that is the Song version of "La Grande Jatte".

Now, from the comfort of toilet seats everywhere, people can enjoy the infinite baby scroll that is Instagram, or can organise hot dates via Bumble.

"The obvious question was, why would the sexton bury a scroll that's missing four panels?

In the door's grain I saw, to my astonishment, the span of history, as if on a scroll that was unwinding.

These may sound like paradoxes that a rabbi might pose to a student, but they also describe what happened to a prized handwritten scroll that was found to be missing from a temple on May 27.

It's 300ft long and has a musical scroll that's 250ft long, so, you know, it's pretty big.

The switching control law that governs the position of the equilibrium point changes according to the number of scrolls that is displayed in the attractor.