Sentence examples for exterior forms from inspiring English sources

Most of the Riviera's exterior forms have been squared up slightly for a more efficient use of space.

The people of Iran, particularly those in the upper stratum of society, borrowed nothing from Hellenism but its exterior forms.

Bo Bardi herself, in 1951, attacked the "exterior forms and acrobatics" that she felt were devaluing "the spirit of modern architecture".

This is partly because the total artistic qualities of a mask derive both from its exterior forms and from its meaning and function within its cultural context.

Consequently, participation in the liturgy, good works, and observance of the exterior forms of religious life were unnecessary for those who had received the "light".

Whereas technological innovation once focused on the interior workings of the machine — from plumbing to structural innovations like steel frames — most of today's architectural innovations are expressed through the buildings' exterior forms.

The identity of the client behind the concept, which was realized only in exterior form, was not disclosed by the firm and the car never saw production.

Great importance, therefore, is often attached to the exterior form of the holy place, and its construction is governed by a canon of symbolical and iconological principles.

Here, we couple GRASP with the "exterior form" of path relinking and perform extensive experimentation to evaluate this variant.

Instead of thinking of a mental philosophy which regards the real entity and thought of robots, it would be better to adopt a philosophy of interaction and seriously consider the ethical importance of exterior form [89].

(De humana pysiognomonia bk. 6, ch.1) From the perspective of religious orthodoxy, the crucial question Porta addresses only with (well-advised) trepidation is whether a change in exterior form can also cause alterations to the soul i.e., in the substantial and indelible form of humans (De humana pysiognomonia bk. 1, ch. 20).