Sentence examples for vignettes a from inspiring English sources

They separate their photosynthetic fixtures into three "vignettes"—a dining room and living room illuminated by mounted, hanging, and grounded lights and a concealed control center linked by just under half a mile of a plumbing and wiring.

Lace with startling facts and fascinating vignettes (a link to Spanish sunken treasure, for example).

Nevinson's way of outlining in black gives his wartime vignettes a look comparable to that achieved by Max Beckmann.

Telling stories from the pulpit made the message of the Gospels more accessible to congregations by using drawn-from-life vignettes, a staple of church services today.

In one of his vignettes, a cherubic infant feeds from a liquor bottle; in another, Mary roasts her little lamb on an open spit.

These taut little pictures are astonishing, acutely observed wartime vignettes: a recruit listening, eyes down, to distant music; a stiff young officer confronting hostile prisoners of war.

Over the course of fragmented vignettes, an aging, entrepreneurial surfer realizes he's past his prime.

This freedom gives some vignettes an unfinished or unresolved tone.

The interview was based on a vignette of a person with a mental disorder.

Among the stocks it shed was Vignette, a business-to-business software company.

Every room offers a new apocalyptic vignette, a reminder of human and civic fragility.