Sentence examples for through the figure from inspiring English sources

In Dickens's Our Mutual Friend, xenophobic triumphalism is similarly undermined through the figure of Podsnap.

I felt there was a deep cleansing allowing for imperfection through the figure of a monster.

I note that he challenges his apparently Wasp ancestry, through the figure of Mordecai Myers, 'a dark man, a German Jew - no downright Yankee'.

One of the book's most satisfying and moving aspects is Hisham Matar's decision to make uncertainty manifest itself to Sulaiman through the figure of his mother, Najwa.

Through the figure of Alan Clay, Eggers explores the changing realities of the global marketplace and reveals hidden aspects of life in Saudi Arabia.

Through the figure of Tod Hackett – a set painter who is of the gilded Californian world yet also, vitally, apart from it – we are given distance.

Churchill runs through the figures.

A few years ago, the Sheffield University physicist Prof Richard Jones went through the figures.

One of the cracks cuts through the figures on the monument that represent Valor, Victory and Peace.

"Pages of Gold" also unfolds through the figures who created and participated in the market for single leaves.

Samaniego achieved small scale through the figures' slightly childlike proportions and also through their small size in relation to a building within a limited landscape.