Sentence examples for enormous composition from inspiring English sources

An enormous composition of carved-wood panels and large prints by Orit Hofshi, an Israeli, pictures a shadowy figure walking into a desolate, rocky landscape punctuated by architectural fragments, while the Philadelphia artist Pepón Osorio offers a celebration of life and death in the form of an image of his mother's X-rayed head ink-jet printed onto a thick bed of glued-together confetti.

Although Matt's sample of institutions is small, he looked at those that represent an enormous number of composition students.

That could open the possibility of enormous multicolored lighting compositions.

The monochrome room contains, among other things, an enormous replica of a composition book with a black-and-white swirly- patterned cover.

With 4.41 million base pairs, Mycobacterium tuberculosis's genome isn't enormous, but its chemical composition made it one of the most challenging yet to sequence.

Genomic analyses have clearly shown the enormous variability in genome composition between different strains of a bacterial species.

Josephine's coronation itself is a small part of the massive composition, an enormous group portrait of more than 100 figures (5 ).

Ms. Tower said Stravinsky had an enormous influence on her compositions.

Polyurethanes (PUs) are a large family of polymeric materials with an enormous diversity of chemical compositions, mechanical properties, tissue-specific biocompatibility, and biodegradability (Lamba et al. [1998]; Santerre et al. [2005]; Zdrahala [1996]).

While gene transcription changes objectively reveal molecular alterations of cells undergoing various biological processes, the search for molecular mechanisms underlying aging of NSC/NPCs has been confronted by the enormous heterogeneity in cellular compositions of the brain and the complex cellular microenvironment where NSC/NPCs reside.

Free of megalomania, touchingly invested in his wife's work as a composer and in the care of his son, Paul, now a pre-eminent violinist (both of whom contributed, Celia substantially, to "A"), Zukofsky nevertheless uncompromisingly devoted himself to the composition of his enormous poem.