Sentence examples for whole figures from inspiring English sources

Here and there, crudely described body parts emerge: legs, breasts, arms and, in one case, whole figures.

When details are repeated they are as nearly identical as space will permit, while when whole figures are repeated the repetition need not be so mechanical.

Often they carry something in their mouths, like the bringers of good luck they are supposed to be: radiant little shacks, people or heads, whole figures.

The unglazed earthenware figures of Tanagra (Boeotia, central Greece) were first modeled by hand, then molds of whole figures were used, and finally the components—arms, legs, heads, and torsos were all molded separately.

Marilyn Weiss deconstructs whole figures, breaking them down into fragmentary components, then reconstructs them with collaged scraps held together by glue and imagination, with the odd eye drawn in to confirm a head.

The camera creates layers of receding trapezoidal rooms on the screen through which Ms. Weis and Mr. Heron move as whole figures or in close-ups of their hands.

Our data shows that the whole figure popped-out instantaneously and no filling-in process of the figural region took place.

Sometimes it was the whole figure; sometimes just a foot.

And it's just something about the whole figure of the antihero.

This image has a ruling design, a radiant structure, which incorporates the whole figure and all its limbs and everything.

It seems likely that Nicholas seized the whole figure style as a tool to be used in the general exploration of new forms of realism.