Sentence examples for formally experimental from inspiring English sources

Caravaggio is so sophisticated, so formally experimental, but his paintings are just visceral.

It's a less formally experimental novel than Mrs Dalloway, but the writing, crystalline and true, is just as fine.

But his work became more explicitly political and formally experimental as the cultural upheavals of the '60s played out.

She has distinguished herself as one of the most formally experimental and stylistically innovative writers of her generation.

We will support you.' " The Selfish Giant is much less formally experimental than The Arbor, at least superficially.

The greatest, most successful Broadway shows be it 'The Lion King' or 'Rent' are all doing something formally experimental".

The findings from this study denote that integrated computational approaches are very much effective for designing vaccine candidates against some deadly viruses such as the CCHFV, with the formally delineated experimental procedure.

Updike's poems are not trifles; he could be surprisingly formally ambitious, even experimental.

How formally bold or experimental is a "mainstream" work allowed to be before it is relegated to the avant-garde?

By using the metabolic stories based approach, the increased levels of arginine are linked to decreased concentrations of citrulline, which has not been formally identified in our experimental conditions, and which is itself linked to glutamate.

One can notice that in mammals and fly no experimental data formally excludes that in addition to the fusion blockage ESCRT depletion could also trigger an upregulation of proautophagic signaling.