Sentence examples for defined form from inspiring English sources

"It can't be a white cube in a defined form.

Punk, in its most narrowly defined form, was a kid banging his head on a wall labeled NO.

Their pledge gave a more defined form to a series of recent talks, though it was unclear whether it would result in any concrete moves toward peace.

Throughout much of the Institutional Revolutionary Party's seven-decade authoritarian rule, Washington mistakenly subordinated democracy to its desire for a narrowly defined form of stability south of the border.

Bloomfield defined form classes, rather imprecisely, in terms of some common "recognizable phonetic or grammatical feature" shared by all the members.

The entire canvas was covered with these dots, which defined form without the use of lines and bathed all objects in an intense, vibrating light.

On one side, there is the adult world of clearly defined forms -- ideas and ideals, conventions and expectations.

Here, the quick, gestural, Reginald Marsh-line lise is a stark contrast to the highly defined forms of his football series, which in this instance adds tension to the scene.

Where once it was biomorphic-bristly, Mr. Jensen's compositions seem to have mellowed over the years into softer, less defined forms, his surfaces more grounds for colors than for shapes.

After long debate, Jordan's parliament has approved a press law that allows journalists to be jailed for vaguely defined forms of slander.

Although he had exhibited with the Impressionists until 1886, he did not share their disregard for defined forms or compositional elements.