Sentence examples for daring use of from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, to the modern eye El Greco's daring use of colour is particularly appealing.
The highly sculptural show abounded with origami folds, obi belts embellished with bold silver metal jewelry and a daring use of lacquered chopsticks as 3-D embellishments.
But these are brilliant arrangements, with daring use of percussion, including mallet instruments and, in "Général Lavine-eccentric," a bowed saw.
Darío greatly enriched the musical resources of Spanish verse with the daring use of new rhythms and metres, creating an introspective, cosmopolitan, and aesthetically beautiful poetry.
His work has a freshness inspired not by masters of the past but by an unfettered imagination, with brush techniques that were free and unconventional and a daring use of colour.
Schumann's verdant First Symphony danced, all bloom and blush, with daring use of rubato, breathtaking pianissimi, solemn trombones and an exquisitely pitched cadenza from flautist Steffi Winker, the work's Beethovenian DNA emphasised by the lower strings.
The standing female nude by Edgar Degas is important, for the model's head is cut off by the edge of the paper: daring uses of space came to characterize art in the next century.
The paintings reveal a progression from scratchy, tactile qualities to increasingly dense configurations, daring uses of materials that extend beyond surface boundaries, combinations of loose and tight formats, symbolic, organic fragments floating on a flat field, and works that embody extraordinarily dynamic movements.
Biber's innovation was in the daring use he made of scordatura, the practice of retuning the violin's strings beyond the standard four-note cycle of fifths; this allowed him to paint the scenes of the fifteen original sacred mysteries of the Rosary — including the Annunciation and the Resurrection — in a dazzling array of tonal colors and compositional styles.
If you're feeling daring, use the eyeliner for whiskers.
One of the most daring delayed uses of action occurs in Michael Cimino's The Deer Hunter.
