Sentence examples for soft contours from inspiring English sources

Bonnard was soft and grew softer: soft colors, soft contours.

Silla art's idealized naturalism emphasized flowing lines and soft contours.

Gertrude Greene's painted wood construction features some cut-out sections with soft contours.

"The Singer Building," despite its soft contours, and the Metropolitan Tower declare themselves boldly as early versions of the skyscraper.

(The title is Gaelic for "revival"). The shards are clustered in curling arrangements that suggest waves, while contrasting hard materials with soft contours.

Our designs set up a dialogue between light and shadow, between the geometry of concrete blocks and soft contours of a creekside, between modern materials and sense of place.

Fame, when not concocted by Hollywood and available to only the genetically gifted few, takes on softer contours.

In his most recent work, he has given up his reliance on the Cartesian grid in favor of softer contours that billow, swell and undulate.

Of the red lacquers, such as seats and tables, the earliest pieces date from the Ming dynasty (1368 1644); their workmanship is characterized by softer contours and freer, more spirited designs than the later pieces of the Qing dynasty (1644 1911/12).

The linear design was first drawn with a brush in delicate contours and soft shading.

(The stuccoed, soft-contour interiors of Zion look like the most interesting fusion restaurant in Santa Fe).