Sentence examples for well sculpted from inspiring English sources

Williams's try was well sculpted, Luke Narraway supplying the final pass having been blown in the opening period for a forward pass to Tom Fowlie whose try was ruled out.

Such templates usually feel a little blunt for the lengthy and complex art of novel writing, but Storr's central thesis is so compelling, his own prose so well sculpted and readable, that I found myself largely convinced.

Make sure that your eyebrows are well sculpted.

The Vedic temples contain large well sculpted images of Harihara, Mahishasuramardhini, Varaha, Narasimha, Trivikrama, Vishnu seated on Anantha (the snake) and Nataraja (dancing Shiva).

Medenbach's company, Chainsaw Creations, lists cabins, furniture, and signs for sale, as well as sculpted animals, with a specialty in bears and eagles.

Behind and above the chair is a host of gilded cherubs and angels, as well as sculpted clouds and rays of light that are emanating from a central pane of stained glass window.

There is a Mesoamerican ballcourt, for example, where sporting events and feasts took place, as well as sculpted monuments dedicated to deities and kings.

Centuries ago, the Aztecs and other Mesoamerican civilizations erected in their cities massive skull racks displaying stacks of the severed heads of sacrificial victims as well as sculpted skulls - monuments certain to inspire dread.

Eyebrows are key as well, and sculpted eyebrows will go a long way towards a convincing look.

But she's not just another attention-seeking tranny, as well as sculpting all her own outfits, she's trying to call bullshit on celebrities, advertising, branding, and the way so much marketing depends on the pursuit of perfection.

The statue of Demosthenes in Copenhagen, taut and intense, is copied from a 3rd-century original by Polyeuctus, sculpted well after the orator's death.