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Let them color outside the figurative lines, and they will come to love learning.

This means in a figurative sense that a company should be made up to a place, where one would like to work!

It was always too figurative for the author of this book.

His work is figurative and primarily based on the figure of Woman.

At the time, she had imagined his words to be figurative.

I needed a moment to realize he meant figurative death.

His painting moved from a figurative style and became more personal.

Most of his work is figurative and made from bronze.

His work is mostly figurative, with images of men and nature.

In 1918, he changed to producing a more figurative art.

He is very much at home here, both in a literal and figurative sense.

Almost all of the drawings begin with something figurative in the middle.

At this point his work gradually started to become figurative once more.

His works were figurative in nature, concerned with the human body and its identity.

The cup has to shine in figurative ways as well.

Two representative figurative works have been included in the show.

A more figurative style is apparent in his later works.

He was looking for "the real thing" according to him, figurative painting.

Maybe in time, this sense of risk will spill back into his figurative work.

There seemed to be few, if any, abstract terms, or little use of figurative language.

But, for all that they are both figurative painters, their work could not be more different.

"And it's 100 percent figurative, designed around the human figure."

In his figurative work, however, there is still much abstraction.

The degree of mortality, in a figurative sense, is almost as high.

You could argue that it's really just another kind of figurative language.