Sentence examples for subtle planes from inspiring English sources

Focus on details of the black, glisteningly oiled Fang pieces: rhythmic elongation and compression of body parts, heads domed like cosmic eggs, sublimely abstracted hair plaits, and backs whose subtle planes flabbergast.

Detailed anatomic evaluation of the CT part of PET/CT is essential for the detection of subtle obscuration of fat planes beneath the skull base or bony erosion of skull-base foramina.

In drawings, the memorial seems boxy and blunt, but the mockup makes it feel more subtle, a composition of floating planes playing against light, standing water, and waterfalls.

The Tarnished Angels is a polished psychological melodrama, meticulous in its subtle observation, but only the planes involved in the dangerous flying scenes are strictly of the 1930s.

His buildings, which are almost all of concrete, are subtle compositions of masses and planes that play against light and, often, against natural elements such as water and plantings.

A trademark use of see-through geometric shapes, especially rectangular figures and straight planes, create a subtle illusion of depth.

The modern, flat-plane illustrations in subtle colors show women with strongly personal faces in graphic-patterned dresses and elegant, fitted coats, worn with bucket hats or fur stoles like a cloud of fluff framing the shoulders.

But intelligence officials who described the incident say even the mode of transport seemed a subtle slap at Washington: the Pakistani plane was an American-built C-130.

These surfaces do not show clear evidence of subaerial erosion and are correlated basinward with bedding planes across which there are subtle changes in skeletal composition.

The picture plane as a field of subtle play between the literal and the illusionistic is the main preoccupation here.

Not that this is an entirely retro title – the multi-plane visuals, hidden levels and subtle but proficient use of the stereoscopic functionality all remind us that this is 2012 after all.