Sentence examples for high horizon from inspiring English sources

No sail marred the high horizon.

Furrows run to the high horizon in one-point perspective, creating illusions of awesome distance contrary to the crusty immediacy of the paintings' surfaces.

In the following decade Thiebaud turned to landscapes, pushing them toward abstraction by using extremely high horizon lines and unusual points of view.

The style of the Persian masters — bright, unshaded colors; a high horizon; stylized faces; and little depth perspective — was designed to recall the world as Allah first saw it, freshly created.

Harrison also belonged to the California of the mind — to the high horizon of the national imagination, the limitless expanse that Emerson hailed and Melville feared, what Wallace Stevens named the American Sublime, the "empty spirit in vacant space".

Once the men exited, the women retreated to the wall again, and, standing side by side, moved from shape to shape, never in unison, until suddenly they both stopped in identical positions, the left hand behind the head and the straight right arm raised toward a high horizon to the side, their eyes following that trajectory.

In "High Horizons" paint dominates.

There are also a number of examples of Weir's contributions to an emerging interest in flattened, asymmetrical compositions with high horizons and radical cropping.

The show proceeds thematically — or perhaps more accurately, topographically — in sections with titles like "Blades of Grass," "High Horizons" and "Tree Trunks and Undergrowth".

By the star when it sets Your companion has not gone astray nor is he deluded He does not speak out of desire It is nothing less than an inspiration inspired Taught to him by one of great power And strength that stretched out over While on the highest horizon.

A microfossil from a slightly higher horizon than that of the present fossils at the same locality has been regarded to be a cnidarian polyp without taxonomic assignment [33].