Sentence examples for to vignettes from inspiring English sources

"This might seem esoteric," Ms. Chan said, "but you seem to respond to vignettes.

The author printed sample sentences for verbs to show how they should be used.These amount to vignettes of pre-Reformation life.

But the most adventurous stroke came in the second half, entirely devoted to "Vignettes: Ellis Island," a song cycle in six parts by Alan Louis Smith.

"What effects did this have on Emile and the Paret family?" His exploration of that led in surprising directions -- to a subtheme of homophobia; to people who had not been interviewed about the fight in four decades; to vignettes of regret and reconciliation.

From a dizzying overhead shot of the floor of the New York Stock Exchange to vignettes of lunchtime flirtations in the surrounding streets, they catch the striving confidence of postwar America and a part of the city that was growing by leaps and bounds.

Although little of the choreography Ms. Tharp created for "Nine Sinatra Songs," her 1980s ballet to his music, which was later revised as "Sinatra Suite," appears in the new show, the inspiration she finds in his songbook rarely flags in this two-hour medley of dances loosely tied to vignettes about the emotional give and take among four couples at a nightclub.

Fincher wanted the vignette to be a "personal nightmare" for Salander, replaying her darkest moments.

Sketches were used in addition to written vignettes to generate more potent stimuli for the fMRI experiment.

Sun will also introduce people to Vignette products through Sun's network of customer learning centers.

Part of the problem is that the same twitches, volcanic sneezes, nose-blowings, and pratfalls are repeated from vignette to vignette, quickly rendering the proceedings tedious.

A brief introduction to vignette methods and their previous applications in marketing is provided.