Sentence examples for vignettes out from inspiring English sources

And so he has staged vignettes out of his "curiosities," like a taxidermied turtle and a monkey skull, in 10 different antique cabinets.

When Ondaatje undertook his first full-dress novel, "In the Skin of a Lion," published in 1987, he therefore proceeded by spinning a series of image-driven vignettes out of his imagination and then arranging them in formal patterns that maintained only a loose sense of obligation to the requirements of continuity and closure.

Section 3 explains the compositional framework proposed for generating and/or composing vignettes out of reusable vignette elements.

For his latest work, the Viennese filmmaker and architect has created vignettes out of 13 Hopper paintings, moving from the 1930s to the 1960s and linking to actual events in US history.

Vignettes played out wherever you went.

The narrative lacks an overarching structure, consisting of a dozen vignettes spread out over as many years, and the ending is sentimental and too neat.

Through a series of vignettes acted out in Takeshi Kata's appropriately claustrophobic set — an attic that is a wooden box with a slanted roof — Mr. Sakate links hikikomori to a greater human impulse toward isolation in periods of crisis and violence.

(Jenn Harris, who plays the brittle comic figure in both the Fisher and Durang vignettes, pulls out all the stops for laughs).

This was the vignette played out at his Louis Vuitton show at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday morning.

A small vignette played out at Stamford Bridge in October was as good an illustration as any of Platini's Uefa.

Another old-timey vignette played out at the farm of John and Janine Putnam, who make an award-winning cheese from the milk of their grass-fed Jersey cows that winds up in the macaroni and cheese at the Farmers Diner.