Sentence examples for coherent shapes from inspiring English sources

"One of the hardest things for us to do is to create coherent shapes," he told me as he worked.

There are a number of larger oil paintings, too, from "The Studio" (1950), a crisp medley of large and small geometric shapes in sunny yellows, greens and reds inflected by a recognizable shape or two, to "Orchestral Dominance in Green" (1954), a dissonance of small, packed-together modules in jarring colors played off against larger, more coherent shapes on a big green field.

It is, quite deliberately, impossible to read as a coherent shape or space: glazed canopies intersect at crazy angles.

He believed that the past had a coherent shape and direction; he wanted the future to have one, too.

It could do with being tighter, and I keep wanting to wrestle it into a more coherent shape.

This means, mainly, giving a more coherent shape to the Council of Ministers, and making it more visible to the public.

Each ELE major chooses an area of concentration within the field, which gives coherent shape to your classes over time.

It may have a more or less coherent shape, or it may not, but it is in any case certainly not wrought".

It was only in 1939, when Lowry met Margerie, who was herself an aspiring writer, that the novel began assuming a coherent shape.

The results provide coherent shape and forces information for developing a mechanical model of the cytoskeleton structure, which can be exploitable in future biomechanical studies of adherent cells.

In Nicholl's patient hands, acres of undervalued and unread material are painstakingly unpicked, rewoven, and moulded into an armature which gives coherent shape to the long life of a Renaissance genius.