There is nothing quite like his dense, carefully wrought stone and metal sculptures in early American — or European, for that matter — Modernism.
There is nothing quite like his dense, carefully wrought stone and metal sculptures in early American — or European, for that matter — Modernism, and this finely tuned show gives a good account of his progress from the late '10s to the early '30s.
A writer such as Alan Moore (Watchmen, V For Vendetta) is known for his dense scripts, carefully building up the world he is creating for his collaborators.
Dense fields of small, carefully painted multicolored circles and dots cover the surfaces of Mr. Magee's paintings, to sensuously engaging and mildly trippy effect.
The music rarely becomes dense; sounds are introduced carefully, repeated until familiar, and then phased out to make way for another sound, or a dropout where nothing but the bass line remains.
The message was confusing and dense, I should have considered more carefully and edited before sending.
Each one is a carefully romanced jewel, complex, dense and endlessly nuanced in its use of paint and form, and richly evocative of other things.
Their decoration is extremely inventive, even witty, and the figures, with carefully modeled limbs issuing from dense carapaces of brilliantly coloured, elaborately folded drapery, show a completely new mastery of the human form.
"Same, Different, Equal" is a carefully organized, often lively yet sometimes dense compendium of everything that matters in the debate: how boys and girls do in classes and on tests, their differing learning styles and the legal tussles.
7 In contrast, finger foods, if carefully chosen, can be very nutrient dense, so an infant who appears to be eating little when self-feeding may potentially be closer to meeting their nutrient requirements.
Powers's book -- carefully and elegantly wrought, if overlong and dense -- concentrates on the life and death of Crazy Horse, the most fearsome of the Sioux warriors.
