Sentence examples for engaging compositions from inspiring English sources

He expresses fluidity, motion and abstraction in engaging compositions of his own design.

While her subject matter is almost exclusively aesthetically pleasing women, Brianna uses the female form to build engaging compositions and scenarios with an original and refreshing take on the recent contemporary return to the traditions of lo-fi.

Even so, I have a hard time imagining how these vivid, detailed and engaging compositions might sound in three-dimensional space.

Composer Simon Pyke charged seven young animators to visualize a short composition designed to be an "engaging piece with a feeling of narrative for people to respond to".

The more they learn, the less individuality the voices have, you know?" But these days, Mr. Farrell said, Mr. Jordan is "incredibly engaged with composition, framing, angles, perspective".

The approach presented was primarily developed to assist all mechanical designers engaging in the composition of industry-specific product configurations (chillers) and provide them with guidance when selecting appropriate product alternatives.

Considering digital sampling through a heuristic of vulnerability entails a questioning of all sampling practices as potential acts of wounding or caring in the hopes of helping students develop into more sophisticated rhetors capable of producing nuanced compositions and engaging with ethical issues of digital media.

From this promising starting point, surprise is very much the key to the Deacon show: capable of startling with his often very beautiful, oddball compositions, but still engaging with an audience in the most immediate way, it's fair to say you never quite know what you're going to get.

The people busily building and chasing and climbing and waving in Traylor's compositions are immensely engaging and entertaining.

So high was Rimsky-Korsakov's reputation that in 1871, when he was still a very young man, he was engaged to teach composition at the St . Petersburg Conservatory

As an aid to less experienced score readers, Mr. Brookshire and Mr. McElwaine engaged Pete Romano, a composition student at Purchase, to render the work's fugue subjects, countersubjects and decorative expansions in different colors.