Sentence examples for a sense of structured from inspiring English sources

Their job, as Kutil sees it, is to bring a sense of structured calm to an often necessarily ephemeral situation.

The hope for anyone who needs to create a sense of structured information will be the adoption of a tool that doesn't require a high level of maintenance or the migration of data from one location (or app) to another.

Sydney Pollack, from whom "I got a sense of structure.

Classical dance is about a sense of structure.

Trying to impose a sense of structure on this rambling, episodic work would be pointless.

The Mondavi was spicy and tannic, which gave the wine a sense of structure.

This is Heilemann's theme, and it provides his book with a sense of structure and lots of mischievous gossip.

Duncan Smith also blamed a society in which "a sense of structure and authority in kids' lives had collapsed".

A tag evolves into a piece when the letters become calligraphic, "taking on a style concept and a sense of structure and abstractness," Nic 1 says.

She brought to the cycle's complex, multipart songs a sense of structure and scale, a way of guiding you through their architecture.

(The electronic score, compiled by Gabriel Krichelia, has a sense of structure that the piece itself lacks, subtly moving among white noise, softer piano sections and menacing machine intensity).