Sentence examples similar to soft shapes in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cox and Mr. Silver sought to play down their crazy side this season with a softer shape in suiting, much like sweater dressing, and not so many bells and whistles.

Note that it would have been too soft to shape in the traditional gnocchi way, by forming ropes of dough and cutting them into little cylinders: to reach that stage would have taken enough flour to attenuate the potato-leek flavor.

Those soft shapes, shadowy inside.

"Thus the longer, softer shapes we're seeing in leather now".

But there were many other references to prisms: chiffon dresses streaked with diamond shapes in soft colors; or sweaters with patterns that both followed the current feeling for geometry and had a graphic quality of their own.

On the accessories front, there was a lot of newness, including quilted flap bags, half moon-shaped satchels, and the tiny Vuitton trunk minaudieres from the fall season, in a larger, softer shape.

Her nightmarish tableau of 1974, "The Destruction of the Father," for example, is a table in a stagily lighted recess, which holds an arrangement of breastlike bumps, phallic protuberances and other biomorphic shapes in soft-looking latex that suggest the sacrificial evisceration of a body, the whole surrounded by big, crude mammillary forms.

Some critics argue that felt tips had a lot to do with the softer car shapes that appeared in the mid-1980s.

The eyes are dark in color, very large, bold and prominent, globular in shape, soft and solicitous in expression, very lustrous, and, when excited, full of fire.

Aside from below-the-knee lengths, the change is asymmetry and volume; the soft lantern shapes at Ohne Titel were in that vein.

Soft pork sausage is shaped in patties and sauteed in delicate wine vinegar.