Sentence examples for form structure from inspiring English sources

The sartorial conflict accents the shock of the newness of his sense of form, structure and color.

Simplification and parallel evolution will lead to similarity in form, structure, and function.

The first three Gospels, Matthew, Mark, and Luke, are closely related in form, structure, and content.

I have difficulty, too, listening to his readings of Mozart: he deliberately chooses to cross every line in terms of form, structure, harmony and musical language.

Each generation seeks to find its own "novelty", not just in terms of substance, psychology and subject but as regards form, structure and voice.

Nature undisturbed is not constant in form, structure or proportion, but changes at every scale of time and space".

Sloan's multidivisional ("M-form") structure was meant to be an antidote to the very bureaucratic gumminess it was later taken to exemplify.

The spiraling, long-form structure of Bay Area Theater Sports performances is heavily influenced by The Committee, for example, as are Crisis Hopkins's politically charged skits.

For the final movement, Schubert begins with a fanfarelike call from the brass that leads into a heroic sonata-form structure of swirling energy for the full orchestra.

It employs a great combination of notated music with a somewhat free-form structure (it can last a variety of lengths), as well as needing a community of musicians listening to one another to really make it "go".

Like the beginning of the development section, the point at which development passes into recapitulation is one of the most important psychological moments in the entire sonata-form structure.