Sentence examples for formal variations from inspiring English sources

Each of its relationships develops out of crisis; several emerge as formal variations on others.

Others will be gripped by its intricate play of formal variations.

The Baroque style gave architects liberty to pursue infinite formal variations, provided that they ultimately submitted to Classicism.

Whether they work as self-portraits, as the artist intends, is doubtful, but subtly sensuous formal variations invite close, meditative scrutiny (Johnson).

The works performed were Mendelssohn's bright, formal "Variations Concertante" next to Schumann's gently rhapsodic "Fantasiestücke," intended for the clarinet but authorized for cello by the composer himself.

There are formal variations, as in the 1970s, when publishers wanted the figure groups set within a circle against a white background to create a kind of brand recognition on the newsstand.

Cundy, B. J. Formal variation in Australian spear and spearthrower technology.

Formal variation in the rhymes of Robert Pinsky's The Inferno of Dante.

Boston: Houghton-Mifflin Co. Formal variation in the alliteration of Seamus Heaney's Beowulf: A New Verse Translation.

If open structures provided the artist with a basis for formal variation, it was Mr. LeWitt's decision to use them within an organized system that suggested an entirely new method of working.

Each of the three chamber works on this engaging disc creates a distinctive sound world and then explores it for some 15 or 20 minutes without a lot of formal variation.