Sentence examples for tableau about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marcus's concerns military torture; Mr. Abeles's presents suicide bombers; Ms. Chernow renders a cemetery tableau about oil and war.

His early works – a sculpture of himself at his first communion, a tableau about bed-wetting, a cloaked shepherdess with a lamp – were directly figurative.

The effect, on a white gallery wall, is a strangely addictive ready-made tableau about the intersection of money, aspiration, and technology.

This means war: Christopher Nolan's second film not set in the present (or future) is an epic tableau about the rescue of hundreds of thousands of troops from the French coast.

Steers's early, stylistically conservative figurative pictures were allegorical tableaus about psychological self-discovery.

(Smith) ★ 'Hugh Steers' (closes on Saturday) Early paintings by Hugh Steers, who died in 1995 at 32, were stylistically conservative tableaus about psychological self-discovery.

Monteverdi madrigals are again at the heart of the production, a series of tableaus about the joys and travails of love, directed by Martin Platt.

Her beautiful disintegration did something to compensate for the slick tableaux about the threat of climate change, which were adequately financed but, in the Rio context, utterly fantastic.

Next are tableaus about human genetics, one of which may explain why you never bothered to get in touch with your second cousin or learn about the lives of your great-great-grandparents.

Well, maybe Disney is a stretch, but this comically grotesque series of disturbingly funny tableaus about the upside of eternal damnation, filthy lucre and masochistic mendacity draws on the work of these greats in an orgy of brush and ink and color fantasy.

Let your eyes soak up the tableau above and think about everything humankind's done up to this point.