Sentence examples for form and range from inspiring English sources
Most bodies of pegmatite are tabular, podlike (cigar-shaped), or irregular in form and range in size from single crystals of feldspar to dikes (tabular bodies injected in fissures) many tens of metres thick and more than a kilometre long; many are intimately associated with masses of fine-grained aplite.
It has about it a gentle quality like "The Entertainer," and its distinctive form and range of moods suggest to some musicologists a breakthrough to a Chopinesque form of ragtime, albeit a breakthrough that came too late.
A dedicated experimentalist, his work concentrates on the female form and ranges from the psychedelic to the formally austere.
Without the distraction of personality, I argue that an epigraphic approach permits a more rigorous analysis of H-Us varied linguistic forms and range of communicative functions.
Today, wing chairs persist for more stylistic reasons, with the designs of the wings diverging from the standard forms and ranging in shape and size.
For a power forward, Wilcox also showed nice form and solid range on his jump shots.
The exhibition will also include maquettes of old and new works that suggest his feeling for form and his range.
His taste, his command of form, and his range of expression have made him seem the most universal of all composers; yet, it may also be said that his music was written to accommodate the specific tastes of particular audiences.
Exams are typically in essay form, and can range from open-book or take-home exams to in-class timed exams.
They are all very different in form and style, ranging from new plays to dance theatre and beyond.
His style varies with the form used and ranges from the brilliant figuration of the toccatas to the dissonances of the tientos de falsas.
