Sentence examples for striking profiles from inspiring English sources

The list of revivals includes the striking "Profiles" (1979), with its two-dimensional figures; the witty, brash "Book of Beasts" (1971); the playful "Piece Period" (1962); as well as returning favorites like "Sunset," "Piazzolla Caldera," and "Roses".

Featuring his friends and lovers in striking profiles, the work of the influential artist (and the original social networker) is a fascinating glimpse into his inner circles in both Paris and America.

(For a striking profile of Mr Shah, read this).

However, what the three fans do, without a doubt, is give Strata a striking profile.

Ms. Demarqui, who is 17 and possessed of a striking profile worthy of an ancient Roman coin, endured the process with aplomb.

Mr. Prigent's first job for Vogue made the cover — the striking profile of a model in a gray hat by Charles James, America's first couturier.

"African Cultural Myth" (1994), a striking profile outline of an African woman, composed of these bits and pieces applied to a white wall is a later example of this technique and is on show here.

With his Falstaffian girth — he actually played Falstaff for a BBC production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor" — Mr. Griffiths was an object of audience fascination as much for his striking profile as for his talent.

The uppermost zone has a characteristic dark colour, making for a striking profile and giving clear evidence of the decomposition of grass roots and of the wet-dry cycles over millennia that are essential to the formation of these soils.

To woo her he grows a large crest along his back which merges with his tail to create a striking profile.

No, it is her striking profile.