Sentence examples for which was figured from inspiring English sources

The monodic textures that originated about 1600, on the other hand, were ready-made, indeed in large measure intended, for improvisational enhancement, not only of the treble parts but also, almost by definition, of the bass, which was figured to suggest no more than a minimal chordal outline.

The other wall is Mr. Gasby's built-in bar, which is figured ash.

(61) —In a Cars.com ad, a man's "confidence" (which is figured as some sort of conjoined-twin head) sings amateurish R&B.

The book's unstable symbolism extends to the asylum, which is figured as a desert paradise, a prison and, controversially, the state of Israel itself.

The fabric, which is figured with a pattern printed in various colours, is used for dress material, handkerchiefs, scarves, and neckties.

(61) — In a Cars.com ad, a man's "confidence" (which is figured as some sort of conjoined-twin head) sings amateurish R&B.

Carbon nanotubes are molecular-scale tubes which are figured as hollow cylindrical bars of graphitic carbon at molecular scale with outstanding properties.

ABC has its own problems, not the least of which is figuring out how to make money in the age of ad-skipping digital video recorders.

In his down time, he helps walk judges through the rudiments of genetics, which is figuring more prominently into arguments made in the courtroom.

He is in the middle of a three-month, top-to-bottom study of the school system, a major part of which is figuring out how to improve and give more power to principals.

I think there's not enough emphasis on that whole first part of the process, which is figuring out who you are as an investor.