Sentence examples for the vignettes that from inspiring English sources

This conception finds graphic expression in the vignettes that illustrate the Book of the Dead.

In Montreal all seven of the surviving portraits by these men are reunited, with the vignettes that surrounded them.

There is much fun to be had in figuring out which character is which in the vignettes that make up "The Shakespeare Suite".

Whatever the reason it's customary at this time of year to sigh a little, adopt an expression of sickly piety, fill the fountain pen with liquid cheese and write about those moments of the year, the vignettes that offer a message of sporting hope for humanity.

To spend 12 days among them -- 6 as a volunteer digging and lugging trash, 6 more as a reporter covering the National Guard -- was to be privy to a universe more bizarre and more ordinary than the vignettes that found their way out.

The vignettes that introduce each chapter include musings on topics as varied as the TripAdvisor website, Brody's childhood stays at the Plaza Hotel in New York, movies set in hotels, and an ill-fated stay at the Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles.

This collection opens with a sure thing: the vignette that became the basis for "Bright Lights, Big City".

But the truth is in the details, in those vignettes that tell us of wonder, surprise and fear.

In 'Doctor', the vignette that constitutes the stylistic high point of the collection, Cameron is seen bursting at the skin from holding his piss for so long, his organs sodden and turned black, his gums yellow with urea that has been forced up from his oesophagus.

There was no mention in the vignette that the men had raised the issue of prostate cancer or PSA testing.

(Ages 3 to 6) The author's own West Highland terrier inspired the delightful vignettes that firmly contradict the title of this book: Here's Fergus begging, paw on knee, at the table; there he is unpotting a potted plant.