Sentence examples for vigorously drawn from inspiring English sources

Presented up close, he is surrounded by cartoon landscapes vigorously drawn in thick black lines.

Many of the pictures of Degas's maturity grew out of a confrontation between these impulses, which arguably found resolution in the vigorously drawn and brilliantly coloured pastels of his later years.

Vigorously drawn and painted in rich single colors, the images of rafters backlighted by the off-white of raw canvas verge on abstraction while exuding moods of nostalgia and anxiety.

It's a simple story, about a group of people who, fearing (correctly) that the Nazis are planning to destroy their village, take to the road in search of the American liberators -- simple, but, in the Tavianis' telling, crowded with exciting events and vigorously drawn characters, all magnified by the awestruck consciousness of the little girl, who, we know, will live to tell the tale.

But Mr. Nader continued to campaign vigorously, drawing huge crowds to rock-concert like events in Minneapolis, Seattle, Portland, Ore., New York and Washington.

But John Stevenson, the Conservative MP for Carlisle, said his party would fight it vigorously, drawing comparisons to his own seat, which was traditionally Labour and went Conservative in 2010.

She is showing several ceramic platters blithely yet vigorously decorated with motifs drawn from Weir Farm.

The eponymous hat frames the young woman's face with its downcast expression, but equally important is her hand and arm drawn sketchily to look as if she is waving vigorously at someone outside the drawing.

"We are vigorously pursuing all credible leads, but, at this time, we have drawn no conclusions," said Stephen M. Cutler, the acting director of enforcement at the commission.

And if you're drawn to teaching or healing, however loose the role, explore vigorously.

The distinction between the physiology of sedentary compared with modestly, vigorously physically active subjects and between normoglycaemic and modestly or severely hypoglycaemic subjects emphasizes a danger of generalization beyond the scope of a paradigm: incorrect conclusions can be drawn.