Sentence examples for subject posed from inspiring English sources

Shortly thereafter artists began using it to facilitate drawing, with the subject posed outside and the reflected image traced on a piece of drawing paper.

In his address to Parliament this week, Mr. Mbeki will be responding to a question on the subject posed by Mr. Leon.

One of the artist's twisted images of a subject posed in an empty room with just a naked light bulb overhead, it was expected to bring $3.5 million to $4.5 million.

In the JAFFE database, each subject posed 3 or 4 times for each expression.

Most importantly, Carter repeated a promise of a "blanket pardon" for Christian and other religious refugees, and also all Vietnam War draft dodgers (Ford had only issued a conditional amnesty) in response to a question on the subject posed by a reporter during the presidential debates, an act which froze Ford's poll numbers in Ohio, Wisconsin, Hawaii, and Mississippi.

Helen Segal has been a frequent subject, posing repeatedly for her husband of 54 years.

He wishes he were an artist and Ahmed a nude subject, posing to be drawn.

In "White Shoes," Faustine uses herself as symbol and subject, posing at different places associated with slavery in New York's past.

New fiction by Nuruddin Farah: "He wishes he were an artist and Ahmed a nude subject, posing to be drawn".

Until Callahan's death in 1999, she was his most constant and compliant subject, posing for countless portraits, figure studies and nudes.

Although portraits are among the highest achievements in painting, the subject poses special problems for the artist commissioned to paint a notable contemporary.