Sentence examples for In the best instance from inspiring English sources
In the best instance — "Cool Summer" (1962), a panoramic winner in oils — rhythmic shapes distantly suggest blurry figures at a beach, wavering in a stiff breeze.
In the best instance—"Cool Summer" (1962), a panoramic winner in oils rhythmic shapes distantly suggest blurry figures at a beach, wavering in a stiff breeze.
In the best instance you knew the logo, you knew that orange 'Neu' with the exclamation mark but many people knew it but didn't always know it was a band, some people thought it was an advertising company or something.
"These companies make 2-42-4%erating margins in the best instance".
In the best instances, a Rhodes can even enhance the subtle, advanced interplay of an acoustic jazz group.
In the best instances, the transformation is signaled in strange shifts of surface or scale; sometimes it succumbs to trompe l'oeil or Surrealist gimmickry.
Mr. Oldenburg writes that memorable great good places "bring youth and adults together in relaxed enjoyment -- and in the best instances allow the oldest generation to associate with the youngest".
It allows us to get deeper into the art and, in the best instances, to feel almost as if we are inside the artist's head listening to her mind work.
Ever since art lost the patronage of clerics and aristocrats who required beauty to justify their authority, it has been stuck with serving the scarcely voluptuous agendas of bureaucratic and educational institutions, novelty-craving commerce, political ideologies, and, in the best instances, rawly ambitious and audacious individuals... [W]hat's beautiful in "Regarding Beauty"?
WHITNEY MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART Madison Ave .at 75th St. (800-944-8639) — Mildly unhandy and restlessly alert, the "2008 Whitney Biennial" finds a new generation of art-schooled artists casting about for meaning in a predictable mix of installations, videos, and, in the best instances, assembled, shaggy sculptures.
Eric Yahnker's wry drawings and sculptures at Zevitas Marcus often elicit a chuckle, which in the best instances is followed by a chaser of unease.
