Sentence examples for becoming static from inspiring English sources

To keep his work from becoming static, he uses a layer of bright red underpainting, which shows through in tiny areas of each canvas.

"It also keeps the house from becoming static and creates light details that you only begin to notice after living here awhile".

Anyone who doubts Morpurgo's infatuation with the crummy analogue aesthetic, that "surface noise" for which John Peel was an evangelist, should bear in mind that one of the battiest interludes in Odessa involves him becoming static.

Wales were becoming static, dropping further back towards their own goal and showing signs of nerves.

Dissent is important because it's what helps keep a movement from becoming static.

Variety described the film as a "portentous tale in broad strokes of masterful scripting and production", and a "sum credit of everybody concerned that the documentary values are sufficiently there without becoming static".

And with its new space and exhibition, it is also clear that the museum's long-term ambition is to avoid becoming a static or still image of its subject.

The Bartok requires shapeliness without loveliness, and the Boston players provided that as well, along with the intensely emotional drama and eerie pictorialism that keep this extended dialogue from becoming too static to qualify as an opera.

The second point concerns the quality that prevents us from becoming a static, stuffy museum: the bewildering energy of our seasons, the continual shift in focus, in light, in attitude they bring.

It also demonstrates how he privileges becoming over static, immutable being.

It was used on special trains before becoming a static exhibit at the Glasgow Transport Museum in 1965, and is currently on loan to the Scottish Railway Museum at Bo'ness.