Sentence examples for a mix of forms from inspiring English sources

"I'm wondering," she says, "if men are more interested in virtuosity, athleticism and pure dance, in making the kind of work that sells; and whether women of my generation are more interested in a mix of forms, and making smaller work that is more emotionally driven".

Today the 18-member company tours much of the world, performing a mix of traditional forms, pantsula and gumboot — so-called for the rubber boots worn by miners, who invented it as a form of communication.

Neither protein has been chemically oxidized or reduced; thus, the template structure is probably a mix of both forms.

The content will be a mix of short-form, longer pieces and items from other areas of the BBC such as sport and news.

Philadelphia magazine pioneered a mix of long-form investigative work with short service pieces even before Clay Felker took a similar approach at New York.

The microarray probes and the assay "ex7-8" detect a mix of all splicing forms of TCF7L2, while the assays ex12-133", "ex13-13andand "ex3a-4" distinctisplicingplicing forms that showed difference in expression between the two types of adipose tissue.

Laboratory reactions often produce compounds in a mix of mirror-image forms that react differently in the body.

During a recent visit to Inditex's spanking new headquarters, a mix of open Scandinavian forms (lots of glass) and a Mediterranean stucco look, FORBES GLOBAL bumped into Ortega by accident in the employee canteen.

In order for AMS to measure C in biologic specimens, they were converted to graphite or possibly a mix of closely related forms of carbon such as amorphous carbon, iron carbide, and graphite (that we characterize in part 2).

An early welded-steel sculpture by David Smith, "Structure of Arches" (1939), makes a formidable showing -- a rough, tough semi-architectural mix of forms that also has the presence of a creature.

The Hero, in this incarnation, is a perfect mix of form and function.