Sentence examples for abstract cast from inspiring English sources

3 For Obama, the politics of race took on a less abstract cast once he returned to Chicago and settled in Hyde Park, with his wife, Michelle.

For Obama, the politics of race took on a less abstract cast once he returned to Chicago and settled in Hyde Park, with his wife, Michelle.

Illustration by Barry Blitt For Obama, the politics of race took on a less abstract cast once he returned to Chicago and settled in Hyde Park, with his wife, Michelle.

He became well-known through his carved marble and larger-scale abstract cast bronze sculptures, and was instrumental in introducing a particular form of modernism to the United Kingdom.

On Tuesday night at the Joyce Theater, the same tale was retold in somewhat abstract form in "Purim, the Casting of Fate," a two-act dance piece presented by the Gyor National Ballet Theater from Hungary.

These lines, from "Little Gidding," the last of T. S. Eliot's "Four Quartets," have an abstract, mystical cast.

But the two-centuries-old institution got a fresh look in 2009, when the outdoor Sculpture Promenade was unveiled with nine abstract works cast in bronze, steel, fiberglass and iron.

In other areas there are glass-fronted cases with small lights shining on jewel-like, semi-abstract objects cast in metal, along with wide, slanting plywood tables to which faux-antique paper documents have been pinned.

Recalling Modernist pergolas of the 1930's and 40's, which cast abstract zebra shadows on blank walls, they conceived light as a moving pattern projected through a skylight.

The renewed attention given to these painters, thanks in a large part to recent academic scholarship, may help cast abstract expressionism in a new light.

At first or even second glance, it's hard to tell the three-dimensional, "real" elements from the two-dimensional, pictorial ones; shadows also become significant to the abstract compositions both those cast by the objects in the studio and recorded by the camera, and those produced "live" by the gallery's lights.