Sentence examples for becoming abstract from inspiring English sources

The bank transactions are becoming abstract and boring specially for the old people.

To Molly, it looks like a network, data flowing in and out; everything that had been real and concrete, on the ground, becoming abstract patterns.

The specificity of the New York stand-up comedy world that Louis C. K. presents on this show lets him explore universal themes without becoming abstract, overly cerebral or ever less than intensely funny.

Now we find ourselves advancing toward technologies that, forty years ago, existed only on science-fiction shows, but, somehow, instead of becoming abstract creatures of light, sound, and pure wisdom, we're still sitting on the couch in our Jockey shorts wolfing down pizza and cursing the ref. We may be looking at a thinner screen, but we're wearing the same old underpants.

I was exploring the same topics that I have always done, but becoming more abstract.

The animation is uproariously inventive, drunkenness itself becoming an abstract, filmic state.

He credits Ms. Phillips for giving him a much-needed nudge to commit to becoming an abstract artist.

Most impressively, Red Hook is a true community in a city where that notion is becoming more abstract all the time.

Her work uses repetition as an artistic tool, becoming like abstract manifestos "as political as they are economic, reflecting subversively on social behavior and social structures," the catalog said.

The early work, between post-Impressionism and Symbolism, and above all the decisive period from 1910 to the 1920s, when Mondrian tried his hand at Cubism before becoming increasingly abstract, is perfect.

But with the end of apartheid in South Africa in the early 1990's, his fiction took a distinct turn, in some cases becoming more abstract and willfully literary, in others straining for topical relevance.