Sentence examples for stylized features from inspiring English sources

She has stylized features, long black hair and an outstretched arm.

His portrayals of Midwestern people and landscapes are done in an original style marked by rhythmically undulating forms and plasticity of movement, stylized features, cartoonlike figures, and brilliant colour.

These works are familiar from art history texts because their large, concave faces; stylized features; inventively worked bronze and copper surfaces; and ineffably human geometries exerted a crucial influence on early French Modernism, starting with Picasso's "Demoiselles d'Avignon".

Of course, the sculptures themselves are remarkably photogenic, including such arresting objects as a shiny ovoid mask (now owned by the Metropolitan) with pointed chin and sharply stylized features from the Dan people of Liberia and a slim, full-length figure of a fierce looking Fon war god from Benin, holding a weapon in each hand.

The mask proper, roughly globular, has highly stylized features that vary little; but the superstructure, which may be 4 feet (120 cm) or more in height, is often of very great complexity for example, a king on horseback, surrounded by two tiers of attendant warriors and musicians.

It faithfully generates many of the common stylized features of asset markets.

In 1980 he became the first German filmmaker to win the Berlin festival's highest honor, the Golden Bear, for his stylized feature "Palermo or Wolfsberg," about a Sicilian laborer's frustrated attempt to penetrate German society as a "guest worker".

The goal is convincing realism, though the set, designed by Paul Zoller, was stylized, featuring a large, handsome box seemingly constructed of large-grain wood, with sliding walls continually closing in on the doomed characters.

The figures in Mannerist works frequently have graceful but queerly elongated limbs, small heads, and stylized facial features, while their poses seem difficult or contrived.

This fall Labyrinth is to open its season with John Patrick Shanley's "Sailor's Song," a stylized romance featuring working-class characters who incongruously break into dance numbers.

The car's stylized exterior — featuring a panda-eyed grill and tail lamps in the shape of paws — was considered cute and timely when the car was introduced in 2008 to coincide with the Beijing Olympics.