Sentence examples for experimental early from inspiring English sources

Their routines are also vastly different from those experimental early days.

The minimalist genre was represented by Philip Glass's "Music in Similar Motion" (1969), an experimental early work in which repetitions achieve a now-familiar, hypnotically chugging momentum.

Other, more experimental early electronic keyboard instruments used rotating electrostatic generators, rotating optical disks in conjunction with photoelectric cells, or vacuum-tube oscillators to produce sound.

Through Feb. 11 Lower Manhattan in the 1970s is part laboratory, part playground in this show of wildly experimental early films and photo-conceptual documents by James Nares.

(Rosenberg) ★ James Nares: '1976: Movies, Photographs and Related Works on Paper' (through Feb. 11) Lower Manhattan in the 1970s is part laboratory, part playground in this show of wildly experimental early films and photo-conceptual documents by Mr. Nares.

This season showcases her experimental early shorts exploring the performer/audience relationship and patriarchy, the 1983 feminist fairytale The Gold Diggers, starring Julie Christie, and cabaret underworld love story The Man Who Cried, starring fellow leftfielders Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci.

The government also removed more experimental earlier war memorials which were felt to communicate an inappropriate message about the war, such as the work of Ernst Barlach.

The results are not unlike the more-experimental earlier works of Harmony Korine or Ulrich Seidl; in a word, sublime. .

The Met exhibition, which runs more or less chronologically, begins with Bonnard, who was in experimental mode early on.

Then discovering their experimental electronic early works i.e. those collected on "Geography" (one of which I have included here) made me love them more.

Indeed, in some experimental models, early administration of inflammatory cytokines decreases myocardial injury.