Sentence examples for ideas of form from inspiring English sources

Modern artists in the early years of the 20th century were shattering traditional ideas of form to express the dynamism of new technology and engineering.

Ting has integrated the techniques and traditions of his homeland in the Far East with contemporary and Western ideas of form and craft.

His instrumentation and the emotional expressiveness at the core of his writing suggest a strong attachment to the 19th-century chamber music tradition, but his ideas of form and harmony conjure a thorny modernist world all his own.

Visceral in its emotional content, it subjects ideas of form and genre to drastic scrutiny in its demands that we view experience as part of a wider cosmic drama in which soul and psyche are prey to forces barely within our control.

Meanwhile, Michael Ruse (1989) defends the view that the Darwinian paradigm (with its emphasis on function and adaptation) and the punctuated equilibrium paradigm (with its emphasis on Germanic ideas of form and internal constraints) are complementary.

The developed model is meant for initial design stage of building, when the designer experiments with various ideas of forms and materials.

It creates hope to generate ideas of forming similar civil society movement in the areas of common river water sharing at the regional level.

Crowley had ideas of forming a community of Thelemites, which he called the Abbey of Thelema after the Abbaye de Thélème in François Rabelais's satire Gargantua and Pantagruel.

"I have an issue with the idea of form.

Each has flirted with the idea of forming a "third front" that excluded the B.J.P.

Some Mail journalists even toy with the idea of forming a new opposition party.