Sentence examples for defining form from inspiring English sources

Everything linear, including gleaming nylon thread, becomes fair game for inventing and defining form.

The scroll was therefore a restriction: it was a way of defining form, not a way of avoiding form.

Indeed, since the 2010 midterms, left-wing street theater has arguably eclipsed Tea Party activism as our politics' defining form of protest.

He made use of the rapidly receding diagonals and dramatic foreshortenings popular among Mannerist painters but brought to these elements the Venetians' love of light as a means of defining form and heightening the sense of drama.

However, defining form logic (e.g., setting skip patterns) and validation of the data entered, allow greater control over the data entered (see below – Form data logic and validation).

Earlier this year, no one could stop talking about the incredible soundtrack provided by HEALTH for Rockstar's Max Payne 3. The art of game design is believed by many to be this century's defining form of communication, social interaction and creative expression.

"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.

Leonardo's atmospheric sfumato -- the use of light and shade rather than line to define form -- was another crucial influence.

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.