Sentence examples for suggest the shape from inspiring English sources

He loves the grandeur of the full-length portrait, especially when it lets him teasingly suggest the shape of a body under fashionable clothes.

Tolkien's ring, likewise, makes its bearer disappear, and Shore leans on those same spooky chords to suggest the shape-shifting process.

In the form in which it has been presented, it also fails to suggest the shapes of molecules.

No derogation intended: the artist has stretched and stiffened some 200 of the creatures with polyurethane resin to suggest the shapes of kites, birds and planes.

In his most recent series, "Overpainted Crosses" (2000-2001), paint over laser print in gestural strokes and luminous colors suggest the shapes of crosses but have a sense of joy about them, a long way from his lugubrious blacks.

And the Cinque Canti of 1956 for baritone and chamber ensemble use a 12-note row whose sinuous line suggests the shape of a crucifix.

Anyway, all we know is that it will have a keyboard and run Windows 7. The image above isn't the actual item but a mock-up that suggests the shape and general demeanor of the new device.

"What Nerve!" opens up the narrow trajectory of art history into a dizzying knot of possible interconnections and influences, suggesting the shapes and lines formed by art history are works of art in themselves.

This manipulation suggests the shaping of skulls to produce skull-cups.

Formation of long range ordered porous silica morphologies at higher arginine concentrations, and their absence at lower arginine concentrations clearly suggests the shape-directing effect of arginine molecules during biomimetic silicification in IL [BMIM][BF4].

Keith Blaxhall, from the National Trust, said he thought its shape suggested the figure was supposed to be a horse.