Sentence examples for a vibrant composition of from inspiring English sources
"The winter garden is designed on a long plot with a snaking path, and at every turn there is a vibrant composition of the best winter-stemmed plants such as dogwoods, rubus and the Tibetan cherry, Prunus serrula.
Yet from Broadway you see only the new material, and the building becomes another thing entirely, a vibrant composition of glass and metal that looks, and feels, strikingly new.
A delightful pen and ink and watercolour study of Palanquin Bearers Resting is a wonderfully vibrant composition of bearers relaxing but still alert.
| A portrait of Olga from Picasso's neoclassical period, "Tête et Main de Femme," is one of the prize lots at Christie's equally robust evening sale (May 9), as is "Le Pot de Geranium" by Juan Gris, a vibrant composition in purples and greens depicting the eponymous flowerpot, a newspaper, and a window that opens onto a puffy white cloud.
He praised the light plate especially for its vibrant composition and undulating garden as a fitting contrast to the historic Chicago skyline.
But "Two Masks (The Tomato)," which belonged to the artist's family, went without so much as a bid despite its distinguished provenance, pristine condition and vibrant composition.
TALsounds' Lifter + Lighter is a vibrant collection of ambient compositions that veer closer toward pop songs than ever before, but still remain wonderfully dazed.
What makes it so thrilling is the way it feels less like an ossified composition than a vibrant assemblage of semi-autonomous moving parts—scurrying across unexpected lateral shifts and rewiring its patterns according to seemingly improvised internal adjustments.
Among them is Eric Stein's vibrant red "Untitled," a composition of 8-by-8-inch steel tubing segments welded into zigzagging forms that include a pentagon and an arm that shoots up over 12 feet.
He lingers over the painter's delicate, vibrant compositions, providing a lesson in aesthetics underscored (and sometimes undermined) by the comments of various patrons, rivals and clients.
3) a) a short musical composition of words and music.
