Vignettes in a sentence

Designed by set designer Gideon Ponte, the salon perfectly weds the feel of a chic apartment and the glamour of a Hollywood set with several vignettes of luxe couches, chairs and tables sprinkled throughout the store.

Growing up Greek in Chicago: The Ups and Downs of an Ethnic Identity by Alexander Rassogianis is a memoir shared in vignettes from his own personal experience as the child of immigrants.

In his latest book, “It was Never About the Books,” he shares vignettes of students who touched his heart, and whose paths he, in turn, changed inexorably.

Italian for “world,” mondois a term for pseudo-documentary films that show a number of vignettes that depict real events from around the world.

It’s a tense series of vignettes where wrong choices result in shocking teen deaths, a political slasher film where the killer is unchecked fascism.

It’s essentially a series of vignettes based around the duo’s love of drugs and music, largely adapted from their series of hit stand-up albums.

Maybe his impact is more striking through vignettes rather than numbers.

Moving between erotic vignettes, poignant snapshots of nature and politically piquant peeks into life in postwar Japan, this exhibition proves there is so much more to Moriyama than fishnet stockings and street scenes.

Still, I find some of the clinical vignettes less useful to her thesis, not because they aren’t well told, but because I’m not convinced they are all race-related.

St Peter’s Gloria was written by Roland Johnson to reflect scriptural vignettes from the life of the apostle Peter along with poetic extrapolation from the gospel stories.

The celebrated journalist's brief final book, “Still Pictures,” may well be her most personal, assembling photographs and vignettes of her family, friends and childhood as an immigrant to America.

The story is told in a series of vignettes.

Written in raw vignettes, the narrator describes her mental state after a traumatic birth and the long, lonely hours spent alone in a tiny apartment caring for a newborn.

And for me, when we initially read the script, it didn’t have the little interview vignettes where the characters were talking.

As the only cast members, they take it in turns to seamlessly morph into other characters, to depict vignettes, fraught with tension and humour, of unwanted visitation from prying members of the community.

At 90 minutes, “Metamorphoses,” is made up of interwoven vignettes from classical mythology including the tales of Midas and his daughter, Alcyone and Ceyx, and Eros and Psyche.

I have said it already, but these vignettes are just great and maybe the best videos I’ve ever seen done by an indy promotion.

In juxtaposing the vignettes against one another, we are offered a glimpse into how legal status shapes the forms and the depth of agency available to immigrants to respond to incidents of workplace incivility.

Like Bergman’s film, the opera moves from the Ekdahls’ family gathering to intimate vignettes in separate rooms, sometimes layering them.

These vicious vignettes are tied together by themes like greed, lovers turned enemies, or moms who murder.