Sentence examples for with a solidity from inspiring English sources
Instead, he paints everyday, unprivileged urban lives with a solidity of form and a deliberateness of pacing that imbue even crowd scenes with a ceremonial, moral weight.
Opened in 1998, The Westcliff hotel is a posh, seven-acre enclave of understated, neo-Georgian calm built with a solidity that gives it the illusion of tradition, as though Johannesburg had sprung up at its feet while The Westcliff looked down from its mountainside redoubt.
The whole is built with a solidity that was guaranteed by the use of the Marquess of Bute's own workforce from Cardiff Docks.
"Rush" hits all its notes with a solidity often known as stomping — Love trumps all pain and Rush must change his ways — and while it does offer another version of USA's other freelance-doc drama "Royal Pains," this concept actually doesn't look better in black.
Frames in which the shape of the worm had an eccentricity value (ratio of the two axes of an ellipse with the same second moments) smaller than 0.8 or a compactness value (perimeter/area) smaller than 30, combined with a solidity value (area/convex hull) greater than 0.575 were identified as omega-turns.
There was unmatched distance and relentless accuracy with the driver; there was a gossamer touch with the short irons and a solidity over the wobbly putts that spoke of a man who believed where so many others merely hope.
The patient, Todd Smith, 27, who had developed a painkiller addiction because of a kidney disorder and — "I ain't gonna lie" — moved on to mainlining heroin, built a life with solidity: a car, a townhouse, a job as a mine safety inspector, a live-in fiancée and "knees worn out from praying".
The clasped hands in particular stand out with a sharp solidity.
It is an object, with a waxy solidity as much sculptural as painterly.
It played the opening of the Beethoven with a commanding solidity that resonated through the hall.
But appealing as these lively movements were, the heart of the performance was the Adagio sostenuto, played here serenely and with a choralelike solidity.
