Meanings of more statuesque in anglès

If I was, surely I'd be taller... more statuesque.

Nothing could-be more statuesque than the unconscious attitudes of these bronze bodies in leaping, wrestling, running, pitching shells.

Two of the more statuesque women here will carry this banner between them as we march into the office.

Miss Faucit was more statuesque in her poses, more classical, and, perhaps, touched occasionally a more profoundly pathetic chord.

Sustained entirely upon picture post cards for the past two months, Fanny's idea of Jacob was more statuesque, noble, and eyeless than ever.

The figures of the men are more finely proportioned, more statuesque, more worthy of preservation in marble or bronze than those of the women.

Did you ever see a more statuesque creature-withthose superb broad shoulders and that little head, and that thick braid brought round over the top?