Sentence examples for engaged form from inspiring English sources

Lowe had long been preoccupied with the German artist Joseph Beuys, who in the 1970s proposed the concept of ''social sculpture,'' a more engaged form of political art in which the spectators themselves were the participants.

Syberberg was a key innovator of new cinematic modes that also created a new kind of performance, one that both offered actors a far more engaged form of artistic commitment and, paradoxically, went even further than the popular press in blurring the lines between acting and life.

These findings may reflect the sample population; as activities such as gardening are often cited as the most frequently engaged form of physical activity among healthy older adults, particularly during the warmer months (i.e., summer/autumn) [ 43].

This effect is attributed to the efficient GEM retention capability of M-ANC-G, which was engaged form M-HNC-G. Also, this effect can be attributed to efficient chitosan coating due to availability of high surface area with M-ANC-G due to its significantly (P < 0.001) small size of 25.07 ± 2.81 nm (ζ = −23.03 ± 1.015 mV).

Mr. Turrell says his goal is to create "an art that engages form".

A novel and engaging form of spinning, SoulCycle engages body and brain in intense sessions which crest and soar on euphoria, guided imagery, candlelight and the unending surprise of discovering one's inner strength.

Thus, when α-Syn binds to membranes and is engaged to form aggregation nuclei, the sequence needed for interaction with synphilin-1 is occupied and no longer available.

Yet in fact, Hollywood has been engaged in forms of self-censorship for years.

This group had also engaged in forms of unruly street theater in ways paralleling the more traditional less municipally controlled Krampus runs.

On the 30th, crewmen aboard Friedrich der Grosse engaged in forms of passive resistance, including a "go-slow" while replenishing the ship's coal stock.

It is also the case that visual motion is engaged in form-associated functions (Kourtzi et al., 2008).