Sentence examples for forms drawing from inspiring English sources
Rather than mass treatment which, given its generality, left wiggle room for resistance, the new forms drawing on highly detailed individuated information could greatly enhance control.
She would love to interview Marjane Satrapi, the Iranian/French author of Persepolis, "for the fact that she represented a totally different kind of 'art', namely the graphic novel, which also combines two different art forms, drawing and storytelling".
It thus includes the experiential and the tacit; presentational forms drawing on story, theatre, graphic arts, and so forth; propositional knowing through theory and models; and practical knowing as expressed in skill and accomplishment.
Nor does scanning seem well suited to creating creatures and forms drawn directly from the imagination, he said.
Most of these poets experimented with free verse or exotic forms drawn from the Japanese, Arabic, and Afro-Caribbean literary traditions.
The phenomenal abilities of these performers - drawn from nine countries and acting, singing, and dancing in ancient and modern cultural forms drawn from the east and the west - reaffirmed the importance Béjart always gave to the young.
Masako Miki creates larger-than-life-size, felt-covered forms drawn from the Japanese folk belief in yokai (shape-shifters) who can disguise themselves in any number of different forms.
Circular forms, drawn from the title image, appear with maddening regularity: in the charging wheels of Sisif's locomotive, the faces of ominously ticking clocks, the ring dance of a band of happy peasants.
He signed 27 of the forms, drawn up by local lawyers at his request, before being ordered to stop officiating at the ceremonies; he did not issue 300 affidavits.
In a rear section of the gallery, Kaspar Bonnén shows smaller works in which a computer-created photograph with a homey theme appears behind a jumble of abstract forms drawn over the photograph with a mouse.
The range of motifs is vast, from stylized natural elements -- a butterfly, a bunch of grapes, a fiddlehead fern, a conch shell -- to gutsy abstract forms drawn from her far-flung travels.
