Sentence examples for freedom of form from inspiring English sources

At one extreme the early Fatum (1868) shows a freedom of form and modernist expression.

Riley's work plays inventively with the space between retina and paper, filling it with illusion and a magical freedom of form.

"This bridge will show how 3D printing finally enters the world of large-scale, functional objects and sustainable materials while allowing unprecedented freedom of form.

"There's something about the freedom of form in the big piano works -- 'Humoreske,' even 'Carnaval' -- that's transposed into the symphonies, even within sonata form: a freedom and abruptness that's day and night from Brahms.

While the cultures of India, China, and Japan have produced significant and highly artistic drama, there is little here to compare in magnitude, intensity, and freedom of form to the tragedies of the West.

June 25 , 1852Reus, Spain June 10 , 1926Barcelona, Spain Antoni Gaudí, Catalan in full Antoni Gaudí i Cornet, Spanish Antonio Gaudí y Cornet (born June 25 , 1852 Reus, Spain died June 10 , 1926 Barcelona), Catalan architect, whose distinctive style is characterized by freedom of form, voluptuous colour and texture, and organic unity.

The very idea of introducing pluralism was to give the people the hitherto denied freedom of forming as many parties as they wished.

It is not as easy as filling a freedom of information form and waiting for the story to emerge.

The freedom of their form does not translate to freedom for their users, who rather tend to find their options limited by their demanding spaces.

I've also become a blogger, and enjoy the ease and freedom of the form: it's a bit like making a paper airplane and then watching it take wing below your window.

He developed love of jazz music after hearing Louis Armstrong on the radio in 1928; Geldray later wrote "how could anyone not love its energy, its vitality and the freedom of its form?