Sentence examples for the massive figures from inspiring English sources

"Look at the massive figures of American Sniper," says Alex Cox.

But the new work was powerful too, and as disconcerting at first sight as the massive figures.

The Academy award nominations – which saw it take six nods, including best picture, best actor for Bradley Cooper and best adapted screenplay, but not best director – were announced on 15 January, the same day as its wide release began, meaning the voting happened before word got out of the massive figures.

"You need to be getting the massive figures but if you do manage to get right to the top there's big money there because there's a lot of eyeballs," he says.

The surface treatment of the massive figures resembles a sculpture more than a painting.

The use of perspective makes the saints appear small; according to Pächt they are "less solid than the massive figures in the Paele Madonna.

His wife, Annette, gets up and fixes him a bowl of instant oatmeal before going over to the massive figure curled in the bed.

The painting is dominated by the massive figure of Fujiwara no Michinaga dressed in brocade jacket and trousers and placed in the centre of the room.

I certainly don't find it necessary to see the massive figure 4 to believe this; a simple statement would suffice.

For example, the larger, more massive figures, with their strict pattern of folds, on the golden altar (c. 1023) given by Henry II to Basel Minster (Musée de Cluny, Paris), are markedly different from the nervous, elongated figures of the Carolingian period.

The mandible is massive (Figures 2 and 3).