Sentence examples for buoyant forms from inspiring English sources

Their sleek, buoyant forms can remind you how much the early Polish-American modernist sculptor Elie Nadelman learned from American folk art.

In "Call It Winter," brown, black and green shapes implying buds, seeds and bare tree trunks float before vertical bands of light blue and white; the total conjures frozen dormancy with buoyant forms.

Ms. Ringer and a smiling Peter Boal, in fine buoyant form throughout the ballet, brought an extra fluidity and graciousness to the pas de deux.

The director, on buoyant form in his press conference at the Cannes film festival, said he has 90 minutes of unused footage from the film, which he plans to edit into a mini-series of four one-hour chapters.

It happens here with our players.' Strachan's rationale suggests that the five Celtic players who contributed to Scotland's victory in Iceland last Wednesday should be in buoyant form for the Champions League.

"Old-fashioned and sweet" is how Bernstein described his Chichester Psalms, which found the London Symphony Chorus on buoyant form, with a beautifully simple central solo from treble Ben Hill.

I have rarely seen Murdoch in better, more buoyant form.

Gravity pulls down on its visually buoyant form, which seems miraculously poised to drift on a gust of air.

The buoyant flattened forms of "February 15" bring to mind the work of Arthur Dove, while the intimations of off-kilter still life in "February 17" can summon Alfred Maurer.

(Nor does the buoyant cast).

The captain for the night is another whose buoyant club form is starting to be mirrored on the international stage.