dwarflike造句

• Three nights later, she had a vivid dream about a huge cloth covered with colorful dwarflike figures.
• In that legend, however, the soldier finds a dwarflike creature at the bottom of the well.
• The one who is after her has a deep secret and is aided by a small dwarflike man who lives in a robotic suit.
• With the face of a grimacing, stylized lion and a dwarflike body, Bes might surprise visitors used to the idealized figures of Egyptian ceremonial art.
• Not for nothing does this book begin with a dictionary definition of gnome ( " small, misshapen, dwarflike beings, supposed to dwell in the earth and guard its treasures " ).
• To this watery mental gruel, add three marginally cute kids in the proper demographic alignment : trendy male teen for heartthrob potential, smart-alecky preteen girl for comic relief, and for the necessary cute quotient, add one dwarflike kid for Munchkin-esque cuteness.
• It is in the reflection of the woman's body on the car door : by some act of divine comic grace, the reflection happens to match up precisely with the head of the man so that he looks like the woman's ghostly, dwarflike double, a funny-surreal coincidence that, by adding a layer of unanticipated meaning to the picture, suddenly elevates it from nothing to something.
• Consider, for example, the changing proportions, from elliptical to full-circle, of the Shiva Lord of Dance aureole, or the varying postures and expressions of the squirming dwarflike figure on which he stands . ( That is Mushalagan, who represents darkness and ignorance . ) Consider, too, the way the limbs of some figures curve and swell, while others are relatively straight; the way shoulders are sloped or exaggerated in width; the way some girdles seem almost part of the flesh _ as in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's pair of small images of Shiva and Uma, for example _ while elsewhere they encase the figure almost like armor.