Sentence examples for form conceived from inspiring English sources

Not the least of the benefits, these civic buildings would remain substantially intact for future generations, in the form conceived by their architects.

I had a version of that experience reading "Women in Clothes," a communal dressing room in book form conceived and edited by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, and Leanne Shapton.

For much of this semester and last, Princeton became a giant atelier in which the artistic talents and scholarly energies of our University community were mobilized to stage Alexander Pushkin's most ambitious play, Boris Godunov, in a form conceived but never realized by the great Russian director Vsevolod Meyerhold.

Extensionally viewed, the specific nature is that same form conceived of as instantiated by at least one singular entity.

His blunt urban forms, conceived on the scale of bridges and freeways, suggest an appealing alternative to both commercial kitsch and the kind of flamboyance often used in contemporary architecture to sugarcoat the brutal effects of the global economy.

Viewed extensionally, specific substantial natures are those same forms conceived of as instantiated by at least one singular substance.

Indeed, [Cassirer 1921] first officially announces the project of a general "philosophy of symbolic forms," conceived, in this context, as a philosophical extension of "the general postulate of relativity".

The form he conceived to carry the results of his meditations is perfectly adapted to this purpose.

It's the summit of her work on film, and its radical form is conceived as the perfect setting for her work as a writer.

The divine essence in purest form was conceived as vak (Sanskrit: "sound"); it developed secondarily into sacred sounds, such as AUM, and only thereafter into coherent words.

Beckett was a master of form and conceived his pieces for a specific medium: it is striking how his plays are increasingly built around a single, unalterable painterly image.