Sentence examples for an abstract version of from inspiring English sources

In each painting, Mumbai, or an abstract version of it, sits like a jumble of building blocks on the horizon.

The teal jacket at H&M Shiny satin and boxy, it's like an abstract version of Ryan Gosling's in Drive.

"But what if there were a way to know not an abstract version of my experience but what I'm actually feeling?" She looked directly into the camera.

His best-known poster, conceived in 1981 for the dance troupe Nihon Buyo Performance and reused for various purposes, features an abstract version of a geisha.

Although the settlement has been modernized, it retains a traditional "big house" for communal meetings, and Ms. Nicolson's piece is an abstract version of its rectangular structure.

His collection for men for S/S16 was inspired by Borneo and his Unmade knitwear designs feature an abstract version of a topographical map of the country.

She didn't insist that her checkbook buy her veto power, although she did tell Gehry that she loved gardens, and he designed the bright carpet and the fabric on the seats in the hall in an intense, abstract version of a floral pattern in tribute to her.

In an interview, P. Adams Sitney, a Princeton film professor, called the film "an extremely abstract version" of Hitchcock's "Vertigo," in which a woman "disappears and maybe dies and yet transmographies into the land of the Nouveau Roman".

As the two engage in a dialogue in which they are cagey about their identities, they play a game that is a more abstract version of the same one portrayed in Mr. Kiarostami's previous film, "Certified Copy," set in Tuscany.

The prospects for a successful abstract version of the argument from evil would seem, therefore, rather problematic.

A more abstract version of Fig. 1 is shown in Fig. 3 where correlations of evolved states and unevolved states are shown with peaks corresponding to poles of their Fourier transforms (power spectra).