Sentence examples for formal exploration from inspiring English sources
The phrase "formal exploration" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where a structured or systematic investigation or study is being discussed. Example: "The researchers conducted a formal exploration of the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Even more, however, "Bagne" is a formal exploration of gravity, propulsion and space.
The group dance is a formal exploration of the idea of losing one's footing, physically and metaphorically.
"Last Resort" shares with movies like Lynne Ramsay's "Ratcatcher" and Emmanuel Finkiel's "Voyages" a simultaneous commitment to truth-telling and formal exploration.
Directed by Mr. Brick (Mr. Simonet, 32, is in it), the haunting work began as a formal exploration of contact improvisation.
So formal exploration stretched to its limits may lead not just to a dramatization of the means of making art but to the dissolution of such means, and the dissolution of consciousness, too.
"Gerry," "Elephant," "Last Days" and "Paranoid Park" are linked by a spirit of formal exploration — elements of Mr. Van Sant's experimental style include long tracking shots; oblique, fractured narratives; and a way of composing scenes that emphasizes visual and aural texture over conventional dramatic exposition — and also by a preoccupation with death.
Tom Brenner: Formal Explorations Celia Hirsch Gallery, 220 King Street, Chappaqua.
Even those that are more formal explorations of particular religious doctrines or concepts have a similar air of spiritual authenticity.
Greaves is even more extreme in his formal explorations; the only work of the era that's comparable is Orson Welles's "F for Fake," from 1974.
As formal explorations of alienated youth go, it's as close as it comes to an Elephant-style observational masterpiece.
Recently though, his formal explorations have taken on a new resonance, and he is producing paintings that simply sing with joy and clarity of vision.
