Sentence examples for form and proportion from inspiring English sources

Classicism in music was about form and proportion, qualities that tempered the imperfect actions of people.

As a painter, Shafer began to care less about subject matter and more about form and proportion.

The design was based on sacred and church architecture, which his interest in form and proportion had led him to.

What makes Shafer's houses different from others is the classical elements of form and proportion and the graceful compression of his design.

The second part, on which his reputation is certainly based, is filled with plates that are admirable in draftsmanship, form, and proportion.

She had played blues and gospel from the age of three but, in the course of formal piano lessons, she discovered Bach, whose sense of form and proportion she considered as significant an influence as the blues.

Stature, growth form, and proportions are subject to environmental influence.

The instrument's modern form and proportions were strongly influenced by the maker Pasquale Vinaccia of Naples (1806 82).

Rejecting excessive ornament because it ostensibly encouraged the sin of pride, Shaker furniture makers focused on overall form and proportions, developing creative solutions such as asymmetrical drawer arrangements and multipurpose forms to add visual interest without resorting to pure decoration.

In the Magdalenian context, a large part of this situation is owing to the fact that the form and proportions of osseous points at the time of initial manufacture have rarely been clearly described, nor particularly well understood, by researchers.

The most radical subsequent innovation prior to the emergence of H. sapiens was the appearance of essentially modern body form and proportions, about two million years ago.