Sentence examples for drawing an act from inspiring English sources

Zatlin calls the drawing "an act of rebellion against the Pre-Raphaelites and a link to the Symbolist avant-garde".

Just as we write not only to explain what we are thinking but also to understand what we are thinking, so too is drawing an act of exploration as much as of presentation.

Below, a video of the artist discussing a piece that predates the "combines" by several years: the erasure of a Willem de Kooning drawing, an act performed with the Abstract Expressionist's consent, if not his blessing.

That line necessarily must be drawn by an act of judgment formed in the light of the particular situation and with account taken of all the circumstances.

The notion that delegations to courts can be identified, and justified, simply by drawing an analogy to the Sherman Act conceals those issues from view.

Bonnaroo is the kind of place that could draw such an act.

The viewer's eye and mind are drawn into an act of (act-ive) contemplation, moving through surfaces and between objects in a constant voyage of discovery.

"The intention is to materialize the performativity of gender at a biopolitical level, as well as drawing a parallel between the repetitive act of cleansing with the act of maintaining one's own gender hygiene.

Ms. Tsukada, cool and elegant, mimed everyday acts — drawing a bath, making tea — and danced Siamese classical steps, calmly and deliberately.

For them, the act of drawing a bow across the open string of a cello, for example, is anathema, just as the octave doubling of a melodic line was for Schoenberg and the twelve-tone school.

This could be an old shoebox or similar, and should contain a pack of cards, dice and paper and pencils (note: we must remark on the supremacy of the pencil over the pen. Pencils are self-destroying: they leave no trace. The act of drawing a line with the pencil actually reduces its size. Pencils are, we might say, planet-savingly auto-destructive).