Sentence examples for and technique to the from inspiring English sources
What is captivating is the spirit of attentiveness they exude: an exquisite alertness to material and technique; to the way patterns and images fit the shape of the object; and to forms of nature.
It is an occasion because Ms. Celmins's slow, perfectionist approach to printmaking has given her work a polished artistry that is a pleasure to behold, from the infinite pains she takes in drawing and technique to the exacting placement of the image on its surrounding sheet of paper.
Welles exploits Mr. Heston's rigidity as a performer (and his American movie-star presence) for the character, using what in other films sometimes seemed like a limitation of craft and technique to the great advantage of the story's texture and meaning.
But unlike many modernists who treat the human figure as a kind of still-life object, Neel subordinated form and technique to the evocation of character, and this thoughtful, elegant woman looks like someone in a short story with an unpredictable life of her own.
Gastón Acurio, a celebrity chef in Lima, Peru, known for his novo-Andino cuisine, which adds modern sensibilities about freshness, presentation and technique to the culinary traditions of Peru, took note of this when considering where to open his beachhead restaurant in the United States.
"Chaim Koppelman brings a totally new concept and technique to the field of graphic art," wrote critic and gallery director Sylvan Cole, Jr. Siegell's Theory of Opposites has had a profound effect upon his work".
Sony and RIM redefined computing in their own ways, adding technologies and techniques to the techno lexicon that didn't exist before they created them.
Novozhilov et al. have contributed some original approaches, concepts and techniques to the field in this work.
Taking a pass from Brian McClair, Beckham spotted Neil Sullivan off his line and had the confidence and technique to put the ball in the right spot from 50 yards out.
In each case the match was run and won by medium-sized men with the brains and technique to outwit the athletes whose power and pace are beginning to dominate football at the expense of the subtler arts.
With notable exceptions such as Ben Whishaw (who was 23 when he played Hamlet at the Old Vic), most Hamlets are in their 30s – simply because it takes a while to develop the clout and technique to tackle the role.
