corpselike造句

例句与造句

1. Somewhat ominously, Bartlett had all his models lying corpselike on field cots.
2. They are oversized humans with corpselike proclivities.
3. He is impressively villainous, with greasy locks and a face that becomes more and more corpselike.
4. In a touch of surrealism, Anthony Laciura plays the amorous Hauk-Sendorf in corpselike make-up; cobwebs cling to his clothes.
5. Leibovitz gives Drew Barrymore and Gwyneth Paltrow a corpselike stillness, Ritts turns Meryl Streep into her own best fan, and Zahedi brings us close up to Loretta Young.
6. It's difficult to find corpselike in a sentence. 用corpselike造句挺难的
7. He confronts the woman named Marla ( Bonham Carter, at her corpselike best, looking like a discarded doll ) and makes a deal with her to split the groups.
8. As a full-blooded scream pierces the gloom, 6-year-old Nurhayati Jamal gapes at a corpselike bundle in white linen splotched with crimson, hanging eerily from a tree.
9. This haunting work shows a corpselike man with closed eyes standing behind a table, partly veiled by a curtain over his right side; in the background, a window reveals a bit of sky and an arcaded building.
10. Stylistically, the production's key innovation is to turn long stretches of Dickens'dialogue into musical recitative, laced with snatches of the " Deus Irae " and sung in dirgelike fashion by a chorus wearing monks'robes and covered in corpselike makeup.
11. Structured as three stories in one, the show ( which is based on Heinrich Hoffman's classic 1844 children's book " Struwwelpeter, " or " Slovenly Peter " ) is narrated by a bug-eyed, corpselike master of ceremonies played by Julian Bleach.
12. Then she began exhibiting on her own in the 1980s : works like beeswax sculptures of corpselike figures, a man and a woman, hung as if impaled on metal armatures and excreting semen and breast milk; paper sculptures of a human's skin with the body missing; a plaster rib cage, and also dolls, strands of beads, crystal birds, metal flowers and clusters of glass teardrops.
13. The " New York Herald " described him as having a " face of corpselike color, and rigidly twitching lips . . . a strange and unearthly apparition a reclused remonstrance from the tomb . . . the very embodiment of fanaticism, without a solitary leaven of justice or mercy . . . the avenging Nemesis of his party the sworn and implacable foe of the Executive of the nation ".