Sentence examples for word figures from inspiring English sources

"Spain was one of the seminal, in probably all meanings of that word, figures of the underground comics planet," Art Spiegelman, author of the graphic novel "Maus," said in an interview with The Buffalo News after Mr. Rodriguez's death.

Spin — in the contemporary, media-related sense of the word — figures largely in Sam Mendes's hot-ticket production for the Bridge Project, which opened here last month and travels to the Brooklyn Academy of Music early next year.

Click on the word "Figures" to open the Figures Library.

Fatherhood and the word figure magically in this pithy, lyrical narrative.

The quality of inkjet printing is lower than that of laser printing, as seen in the inkjet-printed word (Figure 1b).

Of course, we must beware of confusion at this point: the Tractatus does not have propositions in the sense of that word figuring here, that is, it does not recognize Russellian propositions (propositions at the level of reference).

(g) The flag should never have placed upon it, nor on any part of it, nor attached to it any mark, insignia, letter, word, figure, design, picture, or drawing of any nature.

The modeling efforts conclude with predictions for the case of cue conflict (incongruence), i.e. visual and auditory stimuli that do not represent the same word (Figure 7a).

In other words, the results of this approach are robust with respect to alteration of the corpus parameters: the dimension of the embedding (Figure 9A), the number of "onyms" per "word" (Figure 9B), the number of "words" (Figure 9C), and the maximal/minimal distance or angle between "synonyms"/ antonyms" (Figure 9D).

ALPS works by presenting subjects with a face image followed by a letter-string and instructing them to judge whether the letter-string denotes a valid, English word (Figure 1a).

13 The revision process resulted in evolutionary, not revolutionary, changes to the checklist (table), and the flow diagram was not modified except for one word (figure).