Sentence examples for the prints given from inspiring English sources

He asked readers for sympathy over the quality of the prints, given the logistical difficulties he faced on the road.

The paintings that the cartoons also refer to are missing from this show, but the prints give you a good sense of the way in which the artist freely translates a motif from one medium to another.

Massed together, the prints give a fair idea of why this artist is the awesome and exasperating presence he is and why his work can look exhaustibly inventive from one perspective and like occupational therapy from another.

Although the print given to the Obamas merely said Twenty First Century City, other darker, though no less versatile pieces might read Hell or Scary.

Thinner and thinner grow the sheets between your fingers, the print giving way to blank – and you're up against the hard binding.

Wood engravers still had to copy daguerreotypes to make images that could be printed in newspapers, the caption "from a daguerreotype" accompanying the published prints giving these handmade images a new authority and veracity.

The sea blues and grays, the abstract silk prints, gave the collection a softness, and the spencer jackets looked fresh.

This way, the foulard prints gave a fluid elegance to an energetic and sporty collection that will only enrich the singular Dolce & Gabbana image.

It's everywhere – TV, radio and in the public prints – giving apparent urgency to what are usually vague general statements about tendencies in contemporary society.

The dark-dyed Hawaiian prints gave vacation style a different perspective.

The large, black and white prints give way to smaller, framed color images hung on the rest of the space's walls.