Sentence examples for degrees of finish from inspiring English sources
In between these far-but-near extremes, the exhibition highlights the achievements of a string of forgotten artists while contrasting different technical processes and degrees of finish in ways that expand appreciation of the capabilities of the human hand.
They can be ordered in varying degrees of finish allowing the consumers to decide how much they are willing to invest in upfront cost and their own labor to arrive at a finished tutu.
PRICES for tiny houses vary by region, but in general reflect degrees of finishing, who does the building, types of materials and design options.
But in terms of the general level of achievement, of production standards, he (in conjunction with the design team Motley) encouraged a degree of finish and finesse hitherto unknown.
Lower East Side Through June 10 Noam Rappaport's paintings hint at the rigorous formalism of a Frank Stella or Ellsworth Kelly work, while stopping well short of the degree of finish we've come to expect from those artists.
Things that might affect the degree of finish achieved on a particular giornata include the heat and humidity of the day and the length of daylight hours.
Ideas are kind of cheap and easy, but getting that degree of finish on a product, that's not just where skill comes in but also real dedication and passion.
Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible is a labored, often unconvincing exercise in parsing the various permutations of "finish," as that word applies to the visual arts--- unfinished," non finito (seemingly unfinished, but not rearts--- unfinished.e., arts--- unfinishedinish), "never finished" (becarts--- unfinishedxpected to chanon over time) and even "infinito" (i.e., boundleseemingly
While sometimes providing new insights into the works on display, based on their degree of "finish" or lack thereof, the curators too often are reduced to confessing on their labels that "the work was left incomplete for unknown reasons"; "we do not know why it remains in this [unfinished] state"; "we cannot tell why he never finished this oval portrait".
