| The effects serve sharply limned figures whose sculptural roundedness, warm flesh, splendid raiment, and distinctive personalities leap to the eye. |
| The decoration, by contrast, is deliberately hyper-realistic and evokes a roundedness, implying a similitude despite being a two-dimensional drawing. |
| The man is secured to the drawing's surface, complete with red-herring hints of roundedness and spatial recession. |
| In most languages, roundedness is a reinforcing feature of mid to high back vowels rather than a distinctive feature. |
| He often paints them all but flat, adding only dim highlights and perfunctory shadings, which at first excite and then gently relax our automatic effort to read roundedness and depth in the pictures. |
| The iota cylindrical-conical pole has a refined contemporary design which is the perfect complement to the Saturn 3S luminaire with its simplicity and roundedness. |
