Sentence examples for an unusual medium from inspiring English sources

Nothing is in proportion but everything spells forward motion.This is mannerist art taken to extremes in an unusual medium: ivory was normally reserved for miniatures of classical or religious sculpture.

In a 12,000-word interview with a Jesuit magazine (itself an unusual medium for a pontiff to use), he surprised the commentariat with remarks that are impossible to class as liberal or conservative, traditional or modern.What caught the headlines was his assertion that the church had become too obsessed with enforcing rules on touchstone issues of sexual and social behaviour.

And they were doing it in such an unusual medium, that it felt like a turning point in our understanding of video games, and what they're capable of.

His piece, entitled "The Deflowering," contains a rather unusual medium: the (organically and mysteriously obtained) scent of vagina.

Conservator Revisits Ofili's Unusual Medium: A contemporary conservator gets his hands dirty when restoring Chris Ofili's painting made of elephant dung.

This relatively unusual medium looks exactly like an ordinary blank DVD but costs more ($30 each).

This can make a problem for dissolving the reacting compounds in this unusual medium of chemical reactions.

The unusual medium is as canny as it is curious.

Last year the unusual medium was soap; this year it is Styrofoam as remarkably transformed by Robert Garabedian.

This unusual medium has much in common with dusty plasmas in planetary rings and other cosmic systems.

At the "Stitches: The Art of Wool" show at La Maison (142, avenue des Champs-Elysées; www.maisondudanemark.dk), which runs through Nov. 20, playful knit sculptures and crocheted installations use this unusual medium to witty and provocative ends.