Sentence examples for beautiful disorder from inspiring English sources
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In 1743, a French Jesuit missionary and artist called the aesthetic of the Chinese garden "a beautiful disorder" referring to its ability to evoke intense and disparate feelings.
The foundation hopes that A Beautiful Disorder will raise questions about China's relationship with the world as well as reflect upon contemporary Chinese culture.
The piece is on show, along with 17 others, at the CASS Sculpture Foundation in Chichester, England as part of their A Beautiful Disorder exhibition showcasing contemporary Chinese sculpture.
Artists to be featured in A Beautiful Disorder include Bi Rongrong, Cao Dan, Cao Fei, Cheng Ran, Cui Jie, Jennifer Wen Ma, Li Jinghu, Lu Pingyuan, Xu Zhen (Produced by MadeIn Company), Rania Ho, Song Ta, Tu Wei-Cheng, Wang Sishun, Wang Wei, Wang Yuyang, Zhang Ruyi, Zheng Bo, and Zhao Yao.
Adults train themselves to find such things extraordinary, but we were all apprentice readers once, as children, where the regulations exist in a beautiful state of disorder.
The music of this apotheosis is a calm, seductively beautiful celebration of irrationality, disorder and mindless obedience, one of the scariest final curtains in all of opera.
I've seen a beautiful girl with a skin disorder that looked like she was tattooed black, but she had pink lips.
A beautiful illustration of the kinetic disorder resulting from the situation just described has been provided by single-molecule experiments: these found slow fluctuations between states with different enzymatic activities, which could be analyzed in terms of multiple enzyme conformations contributing to the total reaction flux, each of them with different rate constants.
American musical theater has had its fill of pitied cripples, beautiful girls in wheelchairs, mental disorders that bring out belted ballads, and (the more than vaguely offensive) comedic disabled characters; think of Nessa in Wicked, Diana in Next to Normal, and Igor in Young Frankenstein.
