| A flexible tape measure is the only tool to accurately measure the human body's curves and contours. |
| The polymer grip assembly has sharp checkering for a good grip, with contours on both sides that accommodate the thumb and trigger finger. |
| Stepping inside he tried to see any lines any contours that could tell him it was a safe room. |
| A tall headdress of purple-and-gold kitenge cloth hid the contours of her hair and head. |
| There are quotes from him, often obscured by the broadest contours of his myth, which question the consumerist thesis. |
| This box's contours are also unevenly matched and fit together like warped pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. |
