Sentence examples for feeling for form from inspiring English sources

The same feeling for form is present in the work of Katharina Fritsch and Fortuyn/O'Brien.

Lopate's feeling for form comes out in how he shapes these volumes, saving some of the best essays for last.

Underlying all of this is something less political than sculptural, a feeling for form that at times seems abstract.

The exhibition will also include maquettes of old and new works that suggest his feeling for form and his range.

It succeeds by the acute tension between precept and a feeling for form inherent in this Indian-influenced approach to sculpture.

"His music has invention, skill, ingenuity, taste, a great feeling for form and rhythm, mastery of resource for all the mediums in which he wrote — and they were about all the mediums that exist," Aldrich wrote.

A feeling for the form was largely absent, and I'm not sure any of us had actually seen a panto.

If she hasn't their heroic and tragic sentiment she is nearer to common Mexican tradition and feeling for decorative forms.

A small show of sculptures and drawings, it stresses their mutual interest in nature and their feeling for biomorphic forms and reductive structures.

One of Mr. Loving's strengths is his feeling for color and form.

Luciano Berio, an Italian composer whose many compositions, ranging from chamber music to large-scale orchestral works and from operas to songs, combined innovative imagination and analytical depth with a richly sensuous feeling for sound and form, died yesterday in Rome.