Sentence examples for forms and subject from inspiring English sources
This malleability between forms and subject matter sums up the way Crossing the Line views a modern artist.
In retrospect I was to realise it was like nothing much anyone in Scotland had read before, in fact it was a radical departure for the poet himself, a stepping out into new forms and subject matter.
He is an outspoken secularist, equally critical of the East and West, and a poetic revolutionary of sorts who has tried to liberate Arabic verse from its traditional forms and subject matter.
Moréas founded the école romane ("Roman school") and, with his disciples Raymond de la Tailhède, Maurice du Plessys, Ernest Raynaud, and Charles Maurras, reverted to classical forms and subject matter; free verse was abandoned and classical sources of inspiration were used.
Beyond being a canny self-promoter, Husain also happens to be arguably India's most prodigious artist, revered for his versatile, vibrant marriage of western style with native forms and subject matter.
It covers a range of genres, literary forms and subjects.
Mr. Segal's tableaus were emotionally confounding, at once deeply familiar in their forms and subjects, yet ghostly and strange in their stillness.
Buddhist works translated mostly from Tibetan and certainly with the aid of extant Turkic versions brought new forms and subjects to Mongolian literature.
I think it is worth looking at the sudden flowering of the historical novel in Britain, the variety of its forms and subjects, the literary energy and real inventiveness that has gone into it".
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