Sentence examples for shapes of a from inspiring English sources

To some criminologists, the shapes of a person's head and face formed the basis of classification.

The patterns range from geometric shapes of a Japanese simplicity to an action painting in what looks like fresh blood.

The public project aims to determine the shapes of a wide variety of proteins to understand protein structures better.

He loved to fish and could describe the habits and shapes of a dozen kinds of local fish.

In Threatening Weather (1928) the clouds have the shapes of a torso, a tuba, and a chair.

"Chair Parts," this small show's best painting, is a four part fugue generated from the four oval shapes of a Modernist chair (Johnson).

It doesn't have the cerebral Cubist shapes of a Christian Schad or a Laszlo Moholy-Nagy nor the evocative elegance of a Man Ray.

Twelve of them drape the rock formations underneath, in complex, multiply-curving shapes of a kind that require advanced software to make.

Rounding the pyre of grey rocks at the summit, I was astonished to make out the shapes of a family enjoying a flask of coffee and biscuits.

And instead of making the grassy area into a rectangular shape, perhaps it could have been formed into various shapes of a person or person's cast shadows.

Unfortunately what you have remembered is not how to field, but how to make shadow shapes of a crocodile on the living room wall to entertain toddlers.