Sentence examples for chance arrangements from inspiring English sources

The appearance of breezy spontaneity is also probably a big part of their appeal, though I don't believe for a minute that they are really chance arrangements.

The show devotes sections to all of these and also relates drawing to collage and photography — including, for instance, Jean Arp's chance arrangements of cut paper and the "rayographs" of Man Ray.

Returning two weeks later, she became interested in the chance arrangements of torn shapes on the floor and she began gluing fragments of painted or raw canvas and paper onto large canvases, creating jumbled Cubist compositions.

Chance arrangements of alleles at other loci might sometimes interact to prevent expression of a particular phenotype, causing individuals to appear as if they are 'recombinant' (Cook and King 1966).

There she was exposed to the vagaries of John Cage, whose music -- composed of everyday sounds and silence, used in chance arrangements -- became a lasting influence on her work.

One of the French Nouveaux Realistes along with Yves Klein, Arman, Jean Tinguely and others, Mr. Spoerri was known in the early 60's for turning chance arrangements of objects on tables into wall-hung sculptures.

(They may come down to earth when the show is randomly rearranged, and they might not). And the whole is given a further Cagean inflection by Millar's decision to designate certain empty spaces as works by the artist; these too are part of the chance arrangement, as if the ghost of 4'33" were also in attendance, sounding noiselessly from the walls.

Tusk said the UK should be given up to a year to get Brexit sorted, claiming there was little chance of arrangements being made by 30 June.

Unlike the possibility of associated change in on-the-ground realities that we discussed in Question 2 earlier, there is less chance that health system arrangements could be modified.

Whatever you may envision the everyday American to be, chances are calculated arrangements of sex dolls aren't the first images that come to mind.

Something more structured is more fair: a weekly check-in or coffee date, an agreement to go "no contact" with the exception of emergencies or polite conversation in the case of a chance encounter, any arrangement is better than none.