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Sculptural

Sculptural \Sculp"tur*al\ (?; 135), a. Of or pertaining to sculpture.
--G. Eliot.

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sculptural

a. Of, pertaining to, or having characteristics of sculpture.

WordNet
sculptural
  1. adj. relating to or consisting of sculpture; "sculptural embellishments"

  2. resembling sculpture; "her finely modeled features"; "rendered with...vivid sculptural effect"; "the sculpturesque beauty of the athletes' bodies" [syn: modeled, sculptured, sculpturesque]

Usage examples of "sculptural".

Certainly, their silver, though harshly wrought, had a massive, sculptural beauty, and their weapons, crafted of the Indian steel they called wootz, were so sharp that he and Leo had accepted new blades with genuine gratitude.

Then he would look to Griaule, the mighty green hill with its protruding, lowered head, and to Magali in her nest, and would have a sense of the mystery of their triangular liaison, the complex skein that had been woven and its imponderable potentials, and thereupon he would briefly regain a perspective from which he was able to perceive the dual nature of her beauty, that of the woman and that of the sleek, sculptural beast with lacquered scales, monster and temptress in one.

Chad had often discussed the barbaric, bloodly past of the Quozl, but words were less threatening than sculptural depictions.

Quoted therein, plaintiff cites, among numerous contemporary expressions of local exuberance, comments by then presiding Village Board member J Harret Ruth at the ribbon cutting and reception held at nearby Mel's Kandy Kitchen with glowing photographic coverage, quoting therefrom the time, the place, and the dedication of all you assembled here from far and wide, the common people and captains of industry and the arts rubbing elbows in tribute to the patriotic ideals rising right here before our eyes in this great work of sculptural art.

The cliffs that pulled back to create the recessed rear wall of the Gather Field led then to the sculptural relief of the shelters in the cliff of Down River and then, just as The River took a sharp turn to the east, the huge overhanging stone ledge that housed the Ninth Cave.

With the field glass we could barely make out what seemed to be sculptural decorations in horizontal bands - decorations including those curious groups of dots whose presence on the ancient soapstones now assumed a vastly larger significance.