Sentence examples for abstract called from inspiring English sources

In the second, she unwittingly has a work of art painted by a Native American, a yellowish abstract called "Massacre," removed from the oval office, causing a PR nightmare.

But after World War II an energetic American school of abstract painting called Abstract Expressionism emerged and had wide influence.

President Bush may have dreamed of a world of moral clarity after the terrorist attacks in the United States, but the crisis in South Asia, like the one in the Middle East, has shown how futile it is to expect people to abandon their own deep and bitter animosities and subscribe wholeheartedly to Washington's still rather abstract call to fight evil as America defines it.

A problem that can arise in using abstraction is the generation of abstract states, called spurious states, from which the goal state is reachable in the abstract space but for which there is no corresponding state in the original space from which the goal state can be reached.

Declares himself an abstract noun called 'legitimacy'legitimacy

Maybe, some hoped, an even more abstract quality called technicolor would solve the problems.

It is not some abstract stuff called Life that we value, but the people who live and enjoy it.

In sharp contrast to his works of despair, he designed a series of quirky abstract sculptures called "Lunars".

In his 2012 book "Finance and the Good Society," he worries more about the behavior of people than those abstract entities called markets (see Page 177).

The park is adorned with several dozen honey locust trees and a large abstract sculpture called "Joie de Vivre" and another of a businessman with a briefcase.

The government does not cut an abstract entity called "government spending" but numerous spending programs, from veterans' benefits and homeland security to Medicare and Medicaid.