Sentence examples for forming a whole from inspiring English sources

This song is a diptych: two parts forming a whole.

Stitch on stitch forming a whole without a whole . . .

One of the definitions of art she offered was: "It is imitation reduced to its essentials, thereby forming a whole, as in a microcosm".

The notion of disparate elements forming a whole without dissolving is of course a wonderful metaphor for America at its best.

"Proto Forma: Contemplations on Primal Origins," a series of paintings, prints and sculptures by Eve Stockton, who has a master's degree in architecture from Yale and has worked for Cesar Pelli, combine disparate materials including alabaster, paint, charcoal, limestone and printmaking, forming a whole that evokes the force of nature.

Smithson on the World Trade Center's twin towers (a recently completed landmark in the context of this meditation): "There's still the question of whether the two structures make up a single thing, as they might in Judd, where you have three, four, or ten parts forming a whole.

After forming a whole-cell configuration, ICa was immediately recorded (Fig. 3, Control).

Shortly after forming a whole-cell configuration, a current was activated and the membrane voltage was depolarized.

You form a whole relationship".

But the work forms a whole.

The dish never formed a whole.