Sentence examples for greater abstraction from inspiring English sources

They kept pushing the boundaries toward greater abstraction, and that had a very far-reaching impact".

His path was never straight from material realism toward greater abstraction.

By the 1930's, she did not follow the art world toward greater abstraction, though her husband did.

But now, if the winter level starts lower, due to greater abstraction and climate change, then the risk of it drying out in a dry summer is increased.

His divorce in 1952 coincided with a move toward greater abstraction and broaching of more universal themes dealing with the human psyche.

But movies of ideas rarely rise to the top of the Oscar heap, and this one is no different; although Eastwood films the movie's settings with care, he also approaches them with greater abstraction.

In the language of politics, "the people" is a great abstraction, an idea that can be invoked to justify noble projects and terrible crimes.

And unlike the blackout of 1977, when public safety meant curbing looters, the power failure on Thursday brought with it a more-than-momentary discomfort of a different order: had someone simply overloaded that great abstraction called the power grid, or was something a lot scarier going on?

In metaphysics, one starts with what is the most difficult: one starts with possibility, with existence in general, with necessity and contingency, and so on – all of them concepts which demand great abstraction and close attention.

Monet's symbolism, so poetic, so rhapsodic, makes his later art increasingly meditative and suggestive, culminating in his water lily paintings that are the greatest abstractions ever made.

In the end, however, Wagner's doleful egoism ultimately frees him from the seemingly unbreakable connection to Hitler: Wagner's hatred is self-involved, while Hitler's hatred stems from great abstractions.