Sentence examples for tattered figures from inspiring English sources
Noriko Kumagai, the woman who ends the performance with a quizzical expression, has choreographed this strange parade of tattered figures with Nakao Ikemiya.
The rose-colored fabric of tattered flesh and muscle in "The Anatomist" is echoed in the ectoplasmic figures of Mr. Bloom's "Séance" series, in the sinewy tangles of his forest landscapes and in the skeletal patterns of mutually devouring fish that make up his "Seascape" series of the 1970's.
The tattered image hurt the bottom line.
Comedian Bill Cosby was charged on Wednesday with sexually assaulting a woman in 2004 after plying her with drugs and alcohol, marking the first criminal case against a once-beloved performer whose father-figure persona was already left tattered by dozens of misconduct accusations.
With a deficit-reduction strategy growing more tattered by the day, criticism from the IMF, unemployment figures climbing alarmingly and possibly even more depressing borrowing and GDP figures to come this week, George Osborne's credibility is taking a battering.
Of course, Miley's no stranger to showing off her great figure, as seen in her fondness for bra dresses, tattered short shorts, sheer skirts, blazers with nothing underneath and her famous -- dare we say it -- sideboob incident.
Others outfits are tattered and torn.
His clothes are slightly tattered.
The carpeting is tattered and stained.
